Titlebook: Gender-Biased Sex Selection in South Korea, India and Vietnam; Assessing the Influe Laura Rahm Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 202

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Claus Fabricius,Lennart Lindegrene, where we could detect positive policy impact on SRB, the intervention was largely non-replicable due to irreproducible conditions and negative side effects (e.g. India). We also show that the same policy instruments are transferred transnationally with the help of international organizations and

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Introduction,policy response. This conceptual framework presents the reader to the “3-M-Model,” referring to the ., . and . of why, how and to what extent people engage in a certain socio-demographic behavior such as sex selection. It also presents the reader to the “3-I-Model” of policy ., . and . referring to

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History and Theory of Public Policies Against Sex Selection,ifference does it make (policy impact)? We show that policy intentions on sex selection differ according to national legislation, but that concerned governments all face the challenge of balancing individual rights with societal interests. We present a vast variety of policy instruments to address s

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Methodology,ant observation during political rallies, which was gathered during field research in South Korea, India and Vietnam. The quantitative analysis is based on secondary demographic data obtained from the national statistic bureaus in the three countries to assess policy impact via a difference-in-diffe

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South Korea,rted to decline in 1994 – seemingly in concert with anti-sex selection policies. Yet, the qualitative findings suggest that these policies were poorly enforced and only stepped up . SRB had begun to normalize. In fact, access to sex-selective services and abortions were widely available despite thei

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India,lection carried out in the mid 2000s. While there has been an overall improvement in SRB in the post-intervention period in all of Punjab, significant changes have been made in SBS Nagar, which can be directly linked to the intervention. Thanks to strong leadership and community mobilization policy

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Vietnam,Province to tackle sex selection and measure policy efficacy. Changes in knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) and a slight reduction in SRB in the intervention area could suggest policy efficacy if these results weren’t overshadowed by methodological shortcomings. Sex selection and son preference

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