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Global Families, Inequality and Transnational Adoption978-1-137-52476-8Series ISSN 2731-6440 Series E-ISSN 2731-6459

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Riitta H?gbackaBrings together the motivations, understandings and concerns of adoption in the broader context of social and economic transformations.Presents rich ethnographic data from interviews with both birth f

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99661-9mothers, and further investigates whether such arrangements facilitate the inclusion of first mothers and, if so, how. Utilising the concept of empathic identification, H?gbacka examines its applicability in contexts of unequal power. Case studies of open adoptions are analysed from the perspectives of adopters and first mothers.

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Contact Over Time,mothers, and further investigates whether such arrangements facilitate the inclusion of first mothers and, if so, how. Utilising the concept of empathic identification, H?gbacka examines its applicability in contexts of unequal power. Case studies of open adoptions are analysed from the perspectives of adopters and first mothers.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-52476-8childhood; children; birthmothers; adoptive parents; Finland; South Africa; inequality; globalisation; Globa

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Introduction: The Global in the Family,ng importance of Africa. She then situates transnational adoption within the context of the Global North–South divide and explores the consequences for both adopters and families of origin. She also explicates her use of agency as an analytical tool. This chapter concludes with a reflexive account o

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The Making of the Adoptive Family: Choosing Family,igate the adoption system. The aim is to explore the process through which the adoptive family came into existence. The chapter thus concentrates on the early trajectory of becoming an adoptive family, demonstrating the unintended consequences of the laws of demand (for adoptable children) and suppl

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