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39 reviews(Ebook) Making Families Through Adoption 1st Edition by Nancy E Riley, Krista E Van Vleet - Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 9781412998000 ,141299800X
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ISBN 10: 141299800X
ISBN 13: 9781412998000
Author: Nancy E Riley, Krista E Van Vleet
(Ebook) Making Families Through Adoption 1st Edition Table of contents:
1. Adoption Across Cultures
Ethnographic Cases
The Preference for Fostering in West Africa
The Commonality of Child Circulation in the Andes
The Stigma of Adoption in the Middle East
Exploring the Significance of Cases
Debunking the Opposition between Natural and Adoptive Parents
Who Is Responsible for Raising Children?
History Comes Up Behind Us: Fostering and Adoption as Shaped by Context
Conclusions
2. Adoption in the United States: Historical Perspectives
Children’s Role in Society
What Makes a Family? Contradictions and Controversies in American Adoption
The Growing Demand for Adoptable Babies and the Increased Regulation of Adoption: Who Are the Best Mothers?
Adoption Secrecy in the Formation of As-If Families
Making Families Through Adoption in the Postwar Period
Adoption in the United States Today
Open Adoption
Conclusions
3. Adoption: Private Decisions, Public Influences
Who Adopts? Who Is Adopted?
Socioeconomic Class: The Power of Money
The Children: Characteristics of Adopted Children
The Parents: Marital Status and Sexual Orientation
What Makes a Proper Family? Interpreting Social Norms
The Role of the State
Comparative Perspectives on Government’s Role in Adoption
Adoption in China
Adoption in Norway
Conclusions
4. Race, Ethnicity, and Racism in Adoption and Fosterage Systems
Race: A Social Construct, a Forceful Reality
Race in U.S. Adoption History
Transracial Adoption: Issues and Debates
The Foster System and Adoption in the United States
Native Americans and Adoption in the United States and Canada
Conclusions
5. The Practices of Transnational Adoption
The Global Transfer of Children
Rules Governing Intercountry Adoptions
The Receiving Countries
Early International Adoption as Humanitarian Aid
The United States
Adoption in Norway
The Sending Countries
Korea
Romania
Guatemala
China and Its Abandoned Girls
After Adoption: The Making of Transnational Families
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