Adjustment in Interracial Adoptees: An Overview

Arnold R. Silverman · William T. Feigelman

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Abstract This chapter is divided into four parts. In the first part we offer a historical overview of transracial adoption; the second part examines how laws and social agencies presently encourage or impede this practice. Next, we summarize the social science research on the outcomes associated with transracial adoption. Last, we speculate on the future of this new pattern of adoptive relationships.

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