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tahrj-6673	Mora, Jesús; Mora, Jesús	Parenthood, altruism, and the market: a critique of essentialist constructions of women’s nature in commercial surrogacy	2021	24	.pdf	application/pdf	12477	467	38	Their presence in commercial surrogacy agreements suggests that, even if we can characterise commercial surrogacy as an alternative (as opposed to traditional) method for family formation, the same social stereotypes that have historically entrenched women’s inequality in traditional families are still highly relevant for the practice’s functioning. Young herself points out that, even if 7 I would like to thank two anonymous reviewers for pointing out that ignoring the consequences of class, race, nationality, and other conditions in the operations of commercial surrogacy agreements would render my approach to commercial surrogacy from the perspective of gender inequality incomplete, and vulnerable to the critique that it flattens out gender.	cache/tahrj-6673.pdf	txt/tahrj-6673.txt