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New Podcast
The New Books Network just dropped Adamczyk’s podcast for Fetal Positions: Understanding Cross-National Public Opinion about Abortion, and it’s Book of the Day! 📚🎙️ Tune in for an inside look! They dive into the data, exploring how public opinion on abortion is shaped across countries—including a deep-dive case study comparing China and the United States. It’s a great chance to hear more about the research behind the book goes here.
Amy Adamczyk | Published on 4/30/2025
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Professor Amy Adamczyk Featured in NewsNation Article on Shifting Public Perceptions in Criminal Cases
Dr. Amy Adamczyk was quoted in a NewsNation article examining how changing cultural norms and greater public awareness have influenced perceptions of the Menendez brothers case. Her commentary highlights the evolving way society interprets high-profile crimes over time.
Amy Adamczyk | Published on 4/21/2025
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Upcoming Talk: Professor Amy Adamczyk on Fetal Positions
Date: 05/01/2025 Time: 4:30–5:30 PM (UK) Location: Online via Zoom Zoom Link: Join here Meeting ID: 970 1955 6314 Passcode: 122537
Join us for a fascinating discussion with Professor Amy Adamczyk as she presents insights from her new book, Fetal Positions: Understanding Cross-National Public Opinion about Abortion. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore global perspectives on one of today’s most pressing social issues.
Amy Adamczyk | Published on 4/6/25
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Abortion Attitudes Across Borders: A Focus on China and Global Comparisons
Date: Thursday, April 17. Time: 7:30 PM
Location: IB 1047 at Duke KunshanDr. Adamczyk’s talk explores how abortion attitudes are shaped by religious influence, economic development, gender inequality, and historical governance, based on survey data from over 200,000 people in 88 countries. She will also share insights from expert interviews in China, offering a deep dive into how cultural, political, and social dynamics affect abortion views there.
Amy Adamczyk | Published on 3/31/25
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Check Out My New Article: "Dimensions and Clusters of Abortion Legal Attitudes: A Cross-National Analysis of Diverse Nations"
"Dimensions and Clusters of Abortion Legal Attitudes: A Cross-National Analysis of Diverse Nations" explores the complexity of abortion views beyond the typical pro-choice vs. pro-life divide. Using data from 23 nations, we uncover how factors like the mother’s health, gestational stage, and legal consequences shape attitudes. Our findings reveal that abortion attitudes are multi-dimensional, influenced by education, wealth, and political ideology—offering a deeper understanding of global perspectives.
Amy Adamczyk | Published on 3/29/25
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Amy Adamczyk Presents: Fetal Positions: Understanding Cross-National Public Opinion about Abortion
Date: Thursday, May 1 | Time: 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Location: John Jay College (JJC)
Professor Amy Adamczyk will present insights from her book, Fetal Positions: Understanding Global Attitudes on Abortion, exploring the key factors—religion, economics, government, and gender inequality—that shape public opinion on abortion worldwide.
Amy Adamczyk | Published on 3/1/24
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Get a Sneak Peek: Free Chapter of Fetal Positions for One Month
As part of a special offer from Oxford, the first chapter of Fetal Positions: Understanding Global Attitudes on Abortion is available for free for one month. This is a great chance to get a glimpse into Dr. Adamczyk’s book and the research behind global attitudes toward abortion.
The book can be found at Oxford University Press, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble! 📚 If you are interested in a talk or presentation related to the findings, let’s connect!
Amy Adamczyk | Published on 3/1/24
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New Publication: Fetal Positions: Understanding Cross-National Public Opinion about Abortion
Using large-scale surveys, in-depth case studies of the US and China, and an analysis of newspaper articles from more than forty countries, Fetal Positions examines the forces shaping cross-national abortion rates and personal abortion decisions, analyzes the links between attitudes and laws, and unpacks the pathways through which personal and country-characteristics shape views.
The book can be found at Oxford University Press, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble! 📚 The first chapter is available for free. If you are interested in a talk or presentation related to the findings, let’s connect!
Amy Adamczyk | Published on 3/1/24