In the best interests of the child : culture, identity and transracial adoption

Ivor Gaber · Jane Aldridge

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Child Welfare and Adoption Social Work Education and Practice Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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For the past decade, the issue of trans-racial adoption has been at the centre of a furious debate. In the Best Interests of the Child presents current information, arguments, policy statements and a series of radical proposals for handling trans-racial adoptions.

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