Law and society review

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  Año 2002, Vol. 36, Número 2

  • Introductory Essay

    págs. 209-226

    

  • Placing the "Gift Child" in Transnational Adoption

    págs. 227-256

    

  • Collaboration and Commodification in Assisted Procreation: Reflections on an Open Market and Anonymous Donation in Human Sperm and Eggs

    págs. 257-263

    

  • Lovers, Legal Strangers, and Parents: Negotiating Parental and Sexual Identity in Family Law

    págs. 285-324

    

  • The Voice of the Petitioner: The Experiences of Gay and Lesbian Parents in Successful Second-Parent Adoption Proceedings

    págs. 325-346

    

  • 'Real' Mothers for Abandoned Children

    págs. 347-377

    

  • Politics of International and Domestic Adoption in China

    págs. 379-396

    

  • Inequality Near and Far: Adoption as Seen from the Brazilian Favelas

    Claudia Fonseca

    págs. 397-431

    

  • Adoption, Blood Kinship, Stigma, and the Adoption Reform Movement: A Historical Perspective

    págs. 433-460

    

  • Race, Poverty, History, Adoptions, and Child Abuse: Connections

    págs. 461-488

    

  • Multiculturalism, Group Rights, and the Adoption Conundrum

    págs. 489-505