Kinship, Adscription and Child Rearing. Cultural Constructions of International Adoption and Circulation of Children

The relevance of children adscription has clearly suggested the need of taking into account the various forms of circulation of children considered as a global phenomenon of particular significance in the replacement strategies of a given group, as well as for its social cohesion. Confined for a lon...

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Main Author: Jorge Grau Rebollo
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad Complutense de Madrid 2011-09-01
Series:Revista de Antropología Social
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Online Access:https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RASO/article/view/36261
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description The relevance of children adscription has clearly suggested the need of taking into account the various forms of circulation of children considered as a global phenomenon of particular significance in the replacement strategies of a given group, as well as for its social cohesion. Confined for a long time to the label of “fictive kinship”, some of the specific forms of this movement, such as international adoption, emerged in the theoretical arena as movements of children under international law blossomed and multi-faceted debates over their economic, ethical and political corollaries developed both in academic and professional forums and in mass media. In this article I address some of the most fruitful lines in the recent study of circulation of children and international adoption practices, both regarded as phenomena of global dimensions. I try to do this by emphasizing the need of paying special attention to cultural constructions of adscription processes and child rearing.
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spelling doaj.art-68fee011feae4e8e8b3625eddc6309442022-12-21T23:06:13ZspaUniversidad Complutense de MadridRevista de Antropología Social1131-558X1988-28312011-09-01200315410.5209/rev_RASO.2011.v20.3626136242Kinship, Adscription and Child Rearing. Cultural Constructions of International Adoption and Circulation of ChildrenJorge Grau Rebollo0Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)The relevance of children adscription has clearly suggested the need of taking into account the various forms of circulation of children considered as a global phenomenon of particular significance in the replacement strategies of a given group, as well as for its social cohesion. Confined for a long time to the label of “fictive kinship”, some of the specific forms of this movement, such as international adoption, emerged in the theoretical arena as movements of children under international law blossomed and multi-faceted debates over their economic, ethical and political corollaries developed both in academic and professional forums and in mass media. In this article I address some of the most fruitful lines in the recent study of circulation of children and international adoption practices, both regarded as phenomena of global dimensions. I try to do this by emphasizing the need of paying special attention to cultural constructions of adscription processes and child rearing.https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RASO/article/view/36261Adopción internacionalcirculación de niños y niñasantropología del parentescocrianzaconceptos folketnografíacomparación transcultural
spellingShingle Jorge Grau Rebollo
Kinship, Adscription and Child Rearing. Cultural Constructions of International Adoption and Circulation of Children
Revista de Antropología Social
Adopción internacional
circulación de niños y niñas
antropología del parentesco
crianza
conceptos folk
etnografía
comparación transcultural
title Kinship, Adscription and Child Rearing. Cultural Constructions of International Adoption and Circulation of Children
title_full Kinship, Adscription and Child Rearing. Cultural Constructions of International Adoption and Circulation of Children
title_fullStr Kinship, Adscription and Child Rearing. Cultural Constructions of International Adoption and Circulation of Children
title_full_unstemmed Kinship, Adscription and Child Rearing. Cultural Constructions of International Adoption and Circulation of Children
title_short Kinship, Adscription and Child Rearing. Cultural Constructions of International Adoption and Circulation of Children
title_sort kinship adscription and child rearing cultural constructions of international adoption and circulation of children
topic Adopción internacional
circulación de niños y niñas
antropología del parentesco
crianza
conceptos folk
etnografía
comparación transcultural
url https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RASO/article/view/36261
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