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Informal Kinship Care of Orphans in Rural China
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  • 2003Private life under socialism: love, intimacy, and family change in a Chinese village, 1949-1999365 cited
  • 1998Infant Abandonment and Adoption in China183 cited
  • 2008Kinship Care: Fostering Effective Family and Friends Placements129 cited
  • 2002Looking for a Better Way to Care for Children: Cooperation between the State and Civil Society in China35 cited
  • 2006Who Adopts Girls and Why? Domestic Adoption of Female Children in Contemporary Rural China29 cited

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