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21	The Transnational Adoption Industrial Complex: An Analysis of Nation, Citizenship, and the Korean Diaspora McKee, Kimberly Devon 03 September 2013 (has links) No description available. Asian American Studies Asian Studies Ethnic Studies Families and Family Life Womens Studies international adoption transracial adoption korean adoption kinship citizenship diaspora korean war
22	Transnational Adoption and “Orphans” from China’s Perspective: A Culturally Taboo Topic Conaway, Kierstin January 2019 (has links) No description available. Asian Studies Asian American Studies Cultural Anthropology Sociology Families and Family Life China Chinese adoption international adoption transracial adoption orphans orphanages taboos One-Child Policy Missing Girls child relinquishment child abandonment mianzi
23	Is Knowledge of (Normative) Racial Identity Development Necessary?: White Transracial Adoptive Parents' Intentions to Promote Black Adoptees’ Racial Identity Pettis, Shardé B., M.A. 31 March 2021 (has links) No description available. Psychology Social Psychology Developmental Psychology transracial adoption adoption racial-ethnic identity racial-ethnic socialization White transracial adoptive parent Black adoptee theory of planned behavior attitudes subjective norms perceived behavioral control knowledge
24	The Perspectives of African Immigrants in Sweden on Intercountry Child Adoption Armah, Collins January 2010 (has links) The views of minority groups who speak on behalf of adopted children in Western countries like Sweden have relevance with regards to enriching the international adoption discourse; and to inform adoption policies in both sending and receiving countries. This study aimed at seeking the views of African immigrants in Sweden on intercountry adoption with the objective of bringing out the meanings they create on the major themes involved to enrich the international adoption debate and to inform policy formation. In all, twenty (20) participants who were grouped into Six (6) focus groups participated. There were mixed opinions on various themes involved. Some of their perspectives were consistent with previous political discourses on adoptions and others were not. These were discussed in the analysis accordingly. Contrary to international conventions, participants showed much relevance to intercountry adoption as against incountry adoption. However, there were predominant views in support of child adoption that is well regulated. Intercountry Adoption Perspectives African Immigrants Sweden Adoption Best Interest of the Child Focus Group Determinants of Adoption Celebrity Adoption Incountry adoption Racism and Discrimination Matching Transracial Adoption Children's Right Age Child Adult Best interest for the child Culture Roots Alternatives Effective Systems Africa International Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Övrig annan samhällsvetenskap

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