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|a Dorow, Sara K.
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|a Transnational Adoption :
|b A Cultural Economy of Race, Gender, and Kinship /
|c Sara K. Dorow.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. 301-320) and index.
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|a Why China? : identifying histories -- Matches made on earth : making parents and children for each other -- Picturing kinship -- Client, ambassador, and gift : managing adoption exchange -- Shamian Island : borders of belonging -- Storied origins : abandonment, adoption, and motherhood -- American ghosts : cultural identities, racial constructions.
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|a Intercountry adoption
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