Preface | |
Acknowledgments | |
American Adoption: A Kinship with Strangers | p. 1 |
The Setting: American Adoption Policy | |
In the Best Interests: The Background of American Adoption Policy | p. 19 |
This Child Is Mine: The Mechanisms for Delegating Parenthood | p. 36 |
The Experience of Adoptive Kinship | |
The White Flag of Surrender: Birthparent Experiences of Adoption | p. 61 |
Everyone Else Just Has Babies: Becoming an Adoptive Parent | p. 91 |
The Chosen Child: Growing Up Adopted | p. 115 |
The Revision of Adoptive Kinship | |
Just My Truth: The Adoptee Search for a Birth Family | p. 143 |
Lost to Adoption: The Birthparent Search for a Relinquished Child | p. 169 |
A Child of One's Own: Being an Adoptive Parent | p. 200 |
Conclusion | |
A New Kind of Kinship: The Implications of Change in American Adoption | p. 225 |
Notes | p. 239 |
Bibliography | p. 261 |
Index | p. 275 |
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