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An Unexpected Reversal: Charting the Course of International Adoption in Brazil
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  • 1993The movement of children for international adoption: An epidemiologic perspective95 cited
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  • 2000Intercountry Adoption: Global Trade or Global Gift?58 cited
  • 1986Orphanages, Foundlings, and Foster Mothers: The System of Child Circulation in a Brazilian Squatter Settlement55 cited

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  • 2009Los silencios de la adopción en España44 cited
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  • 2009The Movement of the Mothers of the Courthouse Square: “Legal Child Trafficking,” Adoption and Poverty in Brazil40 cited
  • 2010School performance at age 16 among international adoptees: A Swedish national cohort study40 cited
  • 2008Educational attainment and cognitive competence in adopted men — A study of international and national adoptees, siblings and a general Swedish population38 cited
  • 2003Patterns of Shared Parenthood among the Brazilian Poor28 cited
  • 2005Patterns of Shared Parenthood among the Brazilian Poor20 cited
  • 2009Le « trafic légal » d’enfants au Brésil15 cited
  • 2006Transnational influences in the social production of adoptable children15 cited

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