Reframing transracial adoption: adopted Koreans, white parents, and the politics of kinship

Preface: The Personal and the Political

Acknowledgments

1. Adoption Matters: Beyond Catastrophe and Spectacle

2. Adoption Facilitators and the Marketing of Family Building: "Expert" Systems Meet Spurious Culture

3. Navigating Racism: Avoiding and Confronting "Difference" in Families

4. Navigating Kinship: Searching for Family beyond and within "the Doctrine of Genealogical Unity"

5. Strategic Interruptions versus Possessive Investment-Transnational Adoption in the Era of New Racism

Notes

References

Index