TY  - BOOK
TI  - Children and youth in adoption, orphanages, and foster care: a historical handbook and guide 
AV  - HV875 .C455 2006
PY  - 2006///
CY  - Westport, Connecticut
PB  - Greenwood Press
KW  - Adoption
KW  - United States
KW  - History
KW  - Sources
KW  - Child welfare
KW  - Foster children
KW  - Orphanages
N1  - 1 ( pages 171.-207) and index; Essays --; Informal adoption, apprentices, and indentured children in the colonial era and the new republic, 1605-1850; Lori Askeland --; Adoption reform, orphan trains, and child saving, 1851-1929; Marilyn Irvin Holt --; Science, social work, and bureaucracy : cautious developments in adoption and foster care, 1930-1969; Dianne Creagh --; Civil rights, adoption rights : domestic adoption and foster care, 1970 to the present; Martha Satz and Lori Askeland --; International adoption; Elizabeth Bartholet --; The orphan in American children's literature; Claudia Nelson --; Documents --; Multicultural forms of adoption and foster care before 1850 --; "Orphan trains," child-saving, and the modernization of adoption law, 1851-1929 --; Science and secrecy : adoption, orphanages, and foster care, 1930-1969 --; Contemporary issues in domestic adoption, 1970-present --; International adoption law --; Orphans in literature for American children --; General adoption and child welfare history references and online resources --; Orphans, orphanages, and orphan stories : early forms of adoption and fostering in multicultural and interdisciplinary perspectives --; Secrecy and adoption : infertility, illegitimacy, parental "fitness" tests, and the move to openness in the 20th century --; Crossing boundaries : issues and controversies in contemporary foster care and adoption; 2
UR  - http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0507/2005022189.html
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