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Refiguring Kinship in the Space of Adoption
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  • 2011The War At Home: Affective Economics and Transnationally Adoptive Families in the United States22 cited
  • 2013‘They Have Our Culture’: Negotiating Migration in Belgian–Ethiopian Transnational Adoption20 cited
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  • 2018Close Relations? The Long-Term Outcomes of Adoption Reunions15 cited
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