Titlebook: Close Relations; Family, Kinship, and Helena Wahlstr?m Henriksson,Klara Goedecke Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Single Machine Models (Deterministic), nationality, race, ethnicity and age, as well as to notions like recognition, legitimacy and belonging. Close relations demonstrate clearly the interconnectedness of the private and the public and are also pivotal in the political struggles of various groups of people.

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Single Machine Models (Stochastic) we mean when we talk about family and kinship. The paper concludes: ‘An end to secrecy, openness, acknowledgement of feelings of loss, and respect for biological connections have been essential for the well-being and stability of adopted people and their families. So too are these actions vital for donor-conceived people’.

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Single Machine Scheduling Problems,ulates that parents should allow and validate the child’s emotional expressions. The second stipulates that parents should be in control of their own emotions, in order to enable children to express theirs. Both ideals were negotiated by the parents as they contradict other ideals and everyday realities.

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Classification of Scheduling Problems,herhood than fatherhood. Experienced difficulties with this type of cognitive abilities are framed by a diagnostic discourse and turned into objects for pharmaceutical treatment. A gender equality discourse is however also used to resist or renegotiate ascribed gendered responsibilities in parenting and gendered norms of cognitive prowess.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-69516-5lity in the twenty-first century as a replay of ‘the drama of the gifted child’ (Miller, The drama of the gifted child. Faber and Faber, London, 1979) which requires ‘morphing together’ as an antidote to female victimhood.

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‘My Mother Laughs, but?She Never Smiles’: Children, Mothers, and Migration in Contemporary Swedish Lnments, and the essay examines the depiction of connections and confrontations between generations in a multicultural society. The analysis uses theories on motherhood, migration, kinship, and gender, and deals with narratives by Evin Ahmad, Delvin Arsan, Mustafa Can, Negra Efendi?, and Duraid Al-Khamisi.

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Cultivate and Constrain: Swedish Middle-Class Parents Negotiate Ideals About Children’s Emotions andulates that parents should allow and validate the child’s emotional expressions. The second stipulates that parents should be in control of their own emotions, in order to enable children to express theirs. Both ideals were negotiated by the parents as they contradict other ideals and everyday realities.

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‘Mums Are Mums’. Negotiations of Parenthood Ideals Among Swedish Mothers with ADHDherhood than fatherhood. Experienced difficulties with this type of cognitive abilities are framed by a diagnostic discourse and turned into objects for pharmaceutical treatment. A gender equality discourse is however also used to resist or renegotiate ascribed gendered responsibilities in parenting and gendered norms of cognitive prowess.

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Morphing Together: Motherhood, Old Grievances, and Corporeal Materiality in Deborah Levy’s lity in the twenty-first century as a replay of ‘the drama of the gifted child’ (Miller, The drama of the gifted child. Faber and Faber, London, 1979) which requires ‘morphing together’ as an antidote to female victimhood.