Research Handbook on Adoption Law

Contents:

PART I INTRODUCTION
1 Introduction: an overview of adoption 2
Nigel Lowe and Claire Fenton-Glynn
2 Adoption in England and Wales: a brief history 14
Jenny Keating
3 Understanding adoption: the rights approach 38
John Tobin
4 The economics of adoption 59
Margaret Brehm

PART II THE DIFFERENT FACES OF ADOPTION
5 Adoption without parental consent 80
Julie Doughty
6 Simple adoption 99
Machteld Vonk and Ian Sumner
7 Thinking about secret birth 117
Sarah Trotter
8 Adoption for step-families from 1926 to 2021 136
Judith Masson
9 A content analysis of transracial adoption in American newspapers
during 2020-21 155
Elizabeth Raleigh

PART III THE ADOPTION PROCESS
10 Fathers and the adoption process 175
Claire Fenton-Glynn and Brian Sloan
11 Gauging the child's presence and voice in adoption proceedings of
children from care in seven European countries: applying a child
equality perspective 191
Hege Stein Helland, Katrin Kriz and Marit Skivenes
12 Compulsory adoption: an advocate's perspective 213
Andrew Bainham

PART IV POST ADOPTION
13 Outcomes for children adopted from care in the UK 229
Julie Selwyn
14 Post-adoption contact 249
Mandi MacDonald
15 Understanding adoption breakdown: a socio-legal perspective 270
June Thoburn

PART V COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON ADOPTION
16 Adoption in Africa 287
Julia Sloth-Nielsen
17 Adoption in 'new family forms': emerging case law from the European
Court of Human Rights 307
Lydia Bracken

PART VI INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTION
18 The rise and fall of intercountry adoption 1995-2019 322
Peter Selman
19 The practical operation and impact of the 1993 Convention on the
Protection of Children and Cooperation in respect of Intercountry Adoption 347
Laura Martinez-Mora
20 Defending intercountry adoption: an ethical analysis of the best
interests of children and subsidiarity 366
Sarah-Vaughan Brakman
21 The legal mandate for ending the modern era of intercountry adoption 385
David Smolin

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• Obras de referência
• Direito internacional privado e conflito de legislação
• Direito de família: as crianças

Full adoption; Simple adoption; intercountry adoption; Human rights; Child's right to identity; Post adoption