Adoption across race and nation: US histories and legacies
"Combines chapters on current practices of child separation, deportation, and immigration with chapters on the histories of transnational and transracial adoption, highlighting the legacies and correlations of adoption with race, nation, immigration, belonging, and citizenship"--
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| Sprache: | English |
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Columbus
The Ohio State University Press
[2022]
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| Schriftenreihe: | Formations: adoption, kinship, and culture
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Combines chapters on current practices of child separation, deportation, and immigration with chapters on the histories of transnational and transracial adoption, highlighting the legacies and correlations of adoption with race, nation, immigration, belonging, and citizenship"-- "Legacies of (un)belonging have historical roots and resonate across quite different contexts of transracial and transnational adoption. In Adoption across Race and Nation activists, adoptees, and scholars across a range of fields-history, childhood studies, cultural anthropology, gender studies, social policy, and more-ask: What are the experiences of dual-heritage adoptees, and how have configurations of kinship, culture, and identity shaped their lives? How have transnationally and transracially adopted children approached their Americanness, their American whiteness, their American Blackness, their Asian Americanness? How do "border crises" turn "adoptable children" into revenue streams for countries, exposing the vulnerability of immigrant families of color? Offering case studies of post-World War II and Cold War adoptions of Black German and Black Korean children, Adoption across Race and Nation probes the intersections of race and nation as well as immigration and citizenship. It thus demonstrates that in the past as well as today, adoption, nation, and race continue to operate as relational categories with immediate effects on normative notions of family and kinship, belonging, the role of the state, and social welfare. Contributors: Silke Hackenesch, Laura Briggs, Pamela Anne Quiroz, Eleana J. Kim, Kim Park Nelson, Amy E. Traver, Kori A. Graves, Tracey Owens Patton, Rosemarie H. Peña, Peter Selman"-- |
| Beschreibung: | x, 229 Seiten 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780814258576 9780814215173 |
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