In this essential contribution to the current literature on
adoption, Peter Conn seamlessly draws upon philosophy, history,
literary criticism, and related fields to offer a fascinating
narrative of the global history of adoption. By bringing an
unprecedented historical perspective to bear on the subject, Conn
advances our understanding of the role of the concept of 'culture'
in attitudes toward international adoption and provides an enduring
conceptual and historical framework for future research. This book
is crucial to understanding the issues faced not only by the
ever-growing number of adoptees in the United States, but also to
the welfare of children the world over.
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