The kinning of foreigners: transnational adoption in a global perspective
"This book locates transnational adoption within a broad context of contemporary Western life and explores the many ambiguities and paradoxes that the practice entails. Based on empirical research from Norway, the author identifies three main themes for analysis: the perceived relationship betw...
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Zusammenfassung: | "This book locates transnational adoption within a broad context of contemporary Western life and explores the many ambiguities and paradoxes that the practice entails. Based on empirical research from Norway, the author identifies three main themes for analysis: the perceived relationship between biology and sociality; the rise of expert knowledge in the understanding of 'the best interest of the child', and how the part played by the 'psychotechnocrats' effects national and international policy and practice of transnational adoption. The book is an original contribution to the anthropological study of kinship and globalisation."--BOOK JACKET. |
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adam_text | Contents
List of Figures ix
List of Tables x
Preface xi
Acknowledgements xiv
Part I Adoption Biology or Sociality?
1 Desire and Rights: Transnational Movement of
Substances and Concepts 3
2 A Changing World of Families: An Overview 17
3 Kinship with Strangers: Values and Practices of Adoption 37
4 Kinning and Transubstantiation: Norwegianisation
of Adoptees 63
5 Expert Knowledge: The Role of Psychology in
Adoption Discourses 85
6 Who Am I, Then? Adoptees Perspectives on Identity
and Ethnicity 111
Part II Governmentality and the Role of Psycho technocrats
7 Benevolent Control: Adoption Legislation in the USA
and Norway 137
8 Benevolent Control: International Treaties on Adoption 159
9 Expert Knowledge: Global and Local Adoption Discourses
in India, Ethiopia, China and Romania 187
10 In Conclusion: To Kin a Foreign Child 227
Postscript: A Note on Methods 231
Bibliography 235
Index 245
List of Figures
2.1 A new son in the family. 18
2.2 A family at the seaside. 19
2.3 The Norwegianisation of an adopted child. 30
2.4 Getting acquainted with the Norwegian way of life. 32
2.5 First Christmas in a new country with a new family. 33
4.1 India Association on its annual gathering. Excursion in the
mountains. 77
4.2 Double identity? Adoptees on motherland tour to
South Korea. 81
5.1 A typical Norwegian family activity. 99
6.1 Poster at a hotel welcoming Norwegian adoptive families
on motherland tour to South Korea. 112
6.2 In the orphanage in South Korea. Norwegian adoptees
hold babies awaiting their adoptive parents. 116
6.3 The right to just be a happy Norwegian. 120
6.4 Two cultures? Korean born adoptee and her ethnic
Norwegian husband dressed in hired traditional
Korean wedding costumes. 123
6.5 The power of kinship. Norwegian girls of different
origins wearing bunad. 131
9.1 The Wheel : cot in which to leave a child outside an
orphanage in Delhi, India. 191
List of Tables
2.1 Number of adoptees by major receiving countries:
1988,1998, 2003. 21
2.2 Number of adoptees from major donor countries:
1980 88,1995,1998. 22
2.3 Number of adoptees from major donor countries to the
USA and Europe in 2003. 22
9.1 Indian adoption figures. 191
9.2 The paradigm shift in adoption in India. 199
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Contents
List of Figures ix
List of Tables x
Preface xi
Acknowledgements xiv
Part I Adoption Biology or Sociality?
1 Desire and Rights: Transnational Movement of
Substances and Concepts 3
2 A Changing World of Families: An Overview 17
3 Kinship with Strangers: Values and Practices of Adoption 37
4 Kinning and Transubstantiation: Norwegianisation
of Adoptees 63
5 Expert Knowledge: The Role of Psychology in
Adoption Discourses 85
6 Who Am I, Then? Adoptees' Perspectives on Identity
and Ethnicity 111
Part II Governmentality and the Role of Psycho technocrats
7 Benevolent Control: Adoption Legislation in the USA
and Norway 137
8 Benevolent Control: International Treaties on Adoption 159
9 Expert Knowledge: Global and Local Adoption Discourses
in India, Ethiopia, China and Romania 187
10 In Conclusion: To Kin a Foreign Child 227
Postscript: A Note on Methods 231
Bibliography 235
Index 245
List of Figures
2.1 A new son in the family. 18
2.2 A family at the seaside. 19
2.3 The Norwegianisation of an adopted child. 30
2.4 Getting acquainted with the Norwegian way of life. 32
2.5 First Christmas in a new country with a new family. 33
4.1 India Association on its annual gathering. Excursion in the
mountains. 77
4.2 Double identity? Adoptees on 'motherland' tour to
South Korea. 81
5.1 A typical Norwegian family activity. 99
6.1 Poster at a hotel welcoming Norwegian adoptive families
on 'motherland' tour to South Korea. 112
6.2 In the orphanage in South Korea. Norwegian adoptees
hold babies awaiting their adoptive parents. 116
6.3 The right to just be a happy Norwegian. 120
6.4 Two cultures? Korean born adoptee and her ethnic
Norwegian husband dressed in hired traditional
Korean wedding costumes. 123
6.5 The power of kinship. Norwegian girls of different
origins wearing bunad. 131
9.1 'The Wheel': cot in which to leave a child outside an
orphanage in Delhi, India. 191
List of Tables
2.1 Number of adoptees by major receiving countries:
1988,1998, 2003. 21
2.2 Number of adoptees from major donor countries:
1980 88,1995,1998. 22
2.3 Number of adoptees from major donor countries to the
USA and Europe in 2003. 22
9.1 Indian adoption figures. 191
9.2 The 'paradigm shift' in adoption in India. 199 |
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