Commentary on Russian child adoption incidents: Implications for global policy and practice.

Adoption in the service of child protection: An international interdisciplinary perspective

Intercountry Adoption: Toward a Regime That Recognizes the Best Interests of Adoptive Parents

Child Laundering and the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption: The Future and Past of Intercountry Adoption

Building on precarious knowledge: The governing of family formation through matching practice in transnational adoption

International and Domestic Child Adoption Laws, Procedures, Statistics, and Effects on Adoptees and Adoptive Parents

How to Handle a Birth Parent: From Local Practice to International Policy in Early Intercountry Adoption, 1948-60

Bastard Nation Comments: Uniform Law Commission Proposed Act: Unregulated Transfers of Adopted Children Act

Chapter 7: Article 21—Adoption

Victims of Illegal Intercountry Adoption Speak Out Prepared for the UN Joint Statement 1 Year Anniversary Presentation by ICAV

The Corrupting Influence of the United States on a Vulnerable Intercountry Adoption System: A Guide for Stakeholders, Hague and Non-Hague Nations, NGOs, and Concerned Parties

Can the Center Hold? The Vulnerabilities of the Official Legal Regimen for Intercountry Adoption

The potential of Ireland's Hague convention legislation to resolve ethical dilemmas in inter-country adoptions

Trauma-informed care psychoeducational group- based interventions for foster carers and adoptive parents: A narrative review

Constructing Families, Creating Mothers: Gender, Family, State and Nation in the History of Child Adoption

Transnational Negotiations of the Mechanisms of Governance Regularizing Child Adoption

Moving Children through Private International Law: Institutions and the Enactment of Ethics

Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Co-operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption: a legal framework for stealing, kidnapping and trafficking children

Politics of Colombian Adoption: State Formation, Church Authority, Population Control, and the "Best Interests of the Child"

INTERRUPTED RELATIONS: The Adoption of Children in Twentieth-Century British Columbia