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Author
Laura Briggs
Book Title
International Adoption
Contributor
Diana Marre (Edited by)
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Publication Name
International Adoption : Global Inequalities and the Circulation of Children
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
0814791026
EAN
9780814791028
ISBN
9780814791028
Genre
Society & Culture
Language
English
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Length
9 in
Item Weight
16 Oz
Title
International Adoption
Subtitle
Global Inequalities and the Circulation of Children
Publisher
New York University Press
Subject
Sociology / General, Anthropology / General, Adoption & Fostering
Release Date
01/07/2009
Release Year
2009
Subject Area
Family & Relationships, Social Science
Publication Year
2009
Type
Textbook
Item Width
6 in
Number of Pages
320 Pages

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Presents an argument for a more complex view of transnational adoption, including stranger adoption, kinship adoption, fostering, and informal circulating children. This book considers the perspectives of a number of sending countries as well as other nations which adopt - including sometimes from the US, particularly children of color.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
New York University Press
ISBN-10
0814791026
ISBN-13
9780814791028
eBay Product ID (ePID)
71184383

Product Key Features

Author
Laura Briggs
Publication Name
International Adoption : Global Inequalities and the Circulation of Children
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Sociology / General, Anthropology / General, Adoption & Fostering
Publication Year
2009
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Family & Relationships, Social Science
Number of Pages
320 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9 in
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
16 Oz

Additional Product Features

LCCN
2008-045878
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Lc Classification Number
Hv875.5.I573 2009
Reviews
"This lively collection of seventeen essays is devoted to variations on the theme of international adoption. The essays . . . present a comprehensive overview of a wide range of issues, with thought-provoking contributions on a variety of case studies from sending and receiving countries." -Giovanna Bacchiddu, Social Anthropology, "Certainly the most comprehensive set of essays on international adoption ever assembled, this collection represents but also stretches beyond the recent renaissance in adoption scholarship. Perhaps its greatest innovation is that 'international' is not just a reference to the circulation of children across borders, but also to the impressive range of geographical, social, and theoretical perspectives proffered by the book's authors. They are veteran scholars as well as some fresh new voices. Marre and Briggs provide smart, historically informed editorship, making the book a must-have for humanities and social science scholars interested in kinship, globally stratified reproduction, and gender." -Sara Dorow,University of Alberta, This comprehensive volume is timely and useful... This volume is sufficiently theoretical and provides useful empirical detail. The book's geographic scale is noteworthy, including classic sites for consideration of child circulation, such as Hawai'i, and well-know sending countries such as Russia and China. But it also attends to less well-studied areas: Spain, Quebec, Lithuania, Brazil, and Peru., "It is a breath of fresh air to have an international group of scholars finally weigh in on the movement of children between nations for the purpose of adoption. This important book, including perspectives from both sending and receiving countries, illustrates the 'two-ness' of transnational family-making." - Ellen Herman, author of Kinship by Design: A History of Adoption in the Modern United States, "This comprehensive volume is timely and useful... This volume is sufficiently theoretical and provides useful empirical detail. The book's geographic scale is noteworthy, including classic sites for consideration of child circulation, such as Hawai'i, and well-know sending countries such as Russia and China. But it also attends to less well-studied areas: Spain, Quebec, Lithuania, Brazil, and Peru."- Choice ,, "It is a breath of fresh air to have an international group of scholars finally weigh in on the movement of children between nations for the purpose of adoption. This important book, including perspectives from both sending and receiving countries, illustrates the 'two-ness' of transnational family-making." - Ellen Herman, author ofKinship by Design: A History of Adoption in the Modern United States, "This comprehensive volume is timely and useful... This volume is sufficiently theoretical and provides useful empirical detail. The book's geographic scale is noteworthy, including classic sites for consideration of child circulation, such as Hawai'i, and well-know sending countries such as Russia and China. But it also attends to less well-studied areas: Spain, Quebec, Lithuania, Brazil, and Peru."- Choice, "Certainly the most comprehensive set of essays on international adoption ever assembled, this collection represents but also stretches beyond the recent renaissance in adoption scholarship. Perhaps its greatest innovation is that ‘international’ is not just a reference to the circulation of children across borders, but also to the impressive range of geographical, social, and theoretical perspectives proffered by the book’s authors. They are veteran scholars as well as some fresh new voices. Marre and Briggs provide smart, historically informed editorship, making the book a must-have for humanities and social science scholars interested in kinship, globally stratified reproduction, and gender." - Sara Dorow, University of Alberta, "A powerful and intelligent volume. Its attention to inequalities associated with class, race, sexuality, nation, and globalization, as well as its serious engagement of cultural ideas about kinship, make it a critical resource for scholars, students, practitioners, and others interested in adoption in the contemporary era." - Teresa Toguchi Swartz, University of Minnesota, It is a breath of fresh air to have an international group of scholars finally weigh in on the movement of children between nations for the purpose of adoption. This important book, including perspectives from both sending and receiving countries, illustrates the 'two-ness' of transnational family-making., A powerful and intelligent volume. Its attention to inequalities associated with class, race, sexuality, nation, and globalization, as well as its serious engagement of cultural ideas about kinship, make it a critical resource for scholars, students, practitioners, and others interested in adoption in the contemporary era., "A powerful and intelligent volume. Its attention to inequalities associated with class, race, sexuality, nation, and globalization, as well as its serious engagement of cultural ideas about kinship, make it a critical resource for scholars, students, practitioners, and others interested in adoption in the contemporary era." -Teresa Toguchi Swartz,University of Minnesota, This comprehensive volume is timely and useful... This volume is sufficiently theoretical and provides useful empirical detail. The books geographic scale is noteworthy, including classic sites for consideration of child circulation, such as Hawaii, and well-know sending countries such as Russia and China. But it also attends to less well-studied areas: Spain, Quebec, Lithuania, Brazil, and Peru., This lively collection of seventeen essays is devoted to variations on the theme of international adoption. The essays . . . present a comprehensive overview of a wide range of issues, with thought-provoking contributions on a variety of case studies from sending and receiving countries., "Certainly the most comprehensive set of essays on international adoption ever assembled, this collection represents but also stretches beyond the recent renaissance in adoption scholarship. Perhaps its greatest innovation is that 'international' is not just a reference to the circulation of children across borders, but also to the impressive range of geographical, social, and theoretical perspectives proffered by the book's authors. They are veteran scholars as well as some fresh new voices. Marre and Briggs provide smart, historically informed editorship, making the book a must-have for humanities and social science scholars interested in kinship, globally stratified reproduction, and gender." - Sara Dorow, University of Alberta, "It is a breath of fresh air to have an international group of scholars finally weigh in on the movement of children between nations for the purpose of adoption. This important book, including perspectives from both sending and receiving countries, illustrates the ‘two-ness’ of transnational family-making." - Ellen Herman, author of Kinship by Design: A History of Adoption in the Modern United States, Certainly the most comprehensive set of essays on international adoption ever assembled, this collection represents but also stretches beyond the recent renaissance in adoption scholarship. Perhaps its greatest innovation is that & international is not just a reference to the circulation of children across borders, but also to the impressive range of geographical, social, and theoretical perspectives proffered by the books authors. They are veteran scholars as well as some fresh new voices. Marre and Briggs provide smart, historically informed editorship, making the book a must-have for humanities and social science scholars interested in kinship, globally stratified reproduction, and gender., "It is a breath of fresh air to have an international group of scholars finally weigh in on the movement of children between nations for the purpose of adoption. This important book, including perspectives from both sending and receiving countries, illustrates the 'two-ness' of transnational family-making." -Ellen Herman,author of Kinship by Design: A History of Adoption in the Modern United States, ("This comprehensive volume is timely and useful... This volume is sufficiently theoretical and provides useful empirical detail. The book's geographic scale is noteworthy, including classic sites for consideration of child circulation, such as Hawai'i, and well-know sending countries such as Russia and China. But it also attends to less well-studied areas: Spain, Quebec, Lithuania, Brazil, and Peru.")-(CHOICE),()
Table of Content
Acknowledgments Introduction: The Circulation of ChildrenPart I Defining Reproduction: Law, Strangers, Family, Kin Part II Perspectives from Sending Countries Part III Experiences in Receiving Countries About the ContributorsIndex
Copyright Date
2009

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