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

The Adoptee as Citizen, Denizen, Alien:
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Having to adopt children twice is not in the children's best interests’: a reflective case study analysis of intercountry adoption policy in the UK

Korean Adoptees Who Adopt: Ethnic, Racial, andAdoption Socialization with Second- GenerationAdoptees

Adoption in the child welfare system — A cross-country analysis of child welfare workers' recommendations for or against adoption

Expectations of the Consequences of New International Adoption Policy in the U.S

AFIN- Force, fraud, and coercion: Bridging from knowledge of intercountry adoption to global surrogacy. (Abridged version)

"Un Niño de Cualquier Color": Race and Nation in Intercountry Adoption, 2000

Intercountry adoption and the inappropriate/d other: Refusing the disappearance of birth families

INTER-COUNTRY ADOPTION AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN INDIA

The rise and fall of intercountry adoption in the 21st century

Expectations of the Consequences of New International Adoption Policy in the U.S

INSIDE STORY OF AN ADOPTION SCANDAL

HCIA Implementation and the Best Interests of the Child' International Forum on Intercountry Adoption and Global Surrogacy (2014) Working paper No.597

Open International Adoption: We Found Our Childrens’ Birth Mothers

From Grown and Flown

Intercountry Adoption and Poverty: A HumanRights Analysis

The Relationship between Institutional Care and the International Adoption of Children in Europe

Graduate School of Development Studies Birth Families and Intercountry Adoption in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Does the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption adequately protect orphaned and vulnerable children and their families?