Titlebook: Race in Transnational and Transracial Adoption; Vilna Bashi Treitler Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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The Commodification and Online Marketing of Children in Transnational Adoptionof humans (including potential adoptees) are judged. Our concerns focus on the racialization and commodification of children made available for adoption between nations on opposite sides of the wealth/race divide. In particular, this chapter interrogates relations of power and race between persons i

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‘Someone’s Roots’: Gender, Rape, and Racialization in Korean American Adoption Narrativesarch for her birth mother while there, but for Mei Lin, the trip was a search for ‘roots.’ The way she phrases this is interesting, however. She did not find her ‘own,’ but rather, ‘someone’s roots.’ She may be stepping back to analyze her life for the interview, but her use of language also suggest

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Safely ‘Other’: The Role of Culture Camps in the Construction of a Racial Identity for Adopted Child large body of research has been done on the psychological aspects of identity development in transnational/cultural adoptees and the role that parents and environmental factors play in this developmental process, with more recent research beginning to address the sociological aspects adoptee identi

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Producing Multiculturalism: Family Formation through Transnational Adoptionthe case of transnational adoption, intermediary parties — adoption agencies — have a strong presence in the decision-making process. In order for prospective adoptive parents to complete the transnational adoption process, they need to follow many bureaucratic steps, compile complicated documents,

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