Vol. 16 (2012): Vol. 16 El principio del "interés superior" de la niñez: adopción, políticas de acogimiento y otras intervenciones.

Articles

• The principle of the best interests of the child after two decades of practice: comparative perspectives

  Claudia Fonseca, Diana Marre, Anna Paula Uziel, Adriana Vianna

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• The construction of affectionate bonds in adverse developmental contexts: importance and polemics

  Maria Clotilde Rossetti-Ferreira, Nina Rosa do Amaral Costa

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• The best interest of the child and the “lesser evil”: when the candidates are gay

  Anna Paula Uziel

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• Acolhimento de famílias e modos de apoio à (pluri) parentalidade

  Fernanda Bittencourt Ribeiro

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• Placing the "Gift Child" in Transnational Adoption

  Barbara Yngvesson

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• From child as commodity to child as person: Transnational adopted people’s status.

  Anne Cadoret

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• Kanak and Ma’ohi adoption versus international adoption. Two attitudes within the globalization

  Isabelle Leblic

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• A mother leads to another: informal practices (but not so) of “circulação de crianças” in the Amazon

  Maria Angelica Motta-Maués

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• The “best interest of the child” in adoption in Spain: between protection, rights and interpretations

  Diana Marre, Beatriz San Román

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• The interest of the child and the interest of the elites: Child-trafficking scandals, adoption and paternity in Brazil

  Andréa Cardarello

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• The uses of ‘the best interest of the child’ in the administration, governance and politics of Ecuadorian childhoods

  Esben Leifsen

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• Family belonging and class hierarchy: Secrecy, rupture and inequality as seen through the narratives of Brazilian adoptees

  Claudia Fonseca

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• Moving children: the social implications of Andean children circulation

  Jessaca B. Leinaweaver

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• The Judge of Orphans and guardianship of minors in the early years of the twentieth century

  José Carlos da Silva Cardozo

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• ustice, Culture and Subjectivity: juridical technologies and the formation of new social sensibilities in Brazil

  Patrice Schuch

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• “Making parents”: between lists and registries. from discretionality to professionalized selection

  Carla Villalta

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• “Adoção-pronta”: myths and constructions

  Lygia Santa Maria Ayres

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• Proceedings of “little judges” in juvenile courts of the city of Cordoba, Argentina, at the beginning of the XXI century

  María Gabriela Lugones

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• The wandering of children and helplessness

  Sônia Altoé, Magali Milene Silva, Bruna Soares Pinheiro

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• Family policies and children. Rediscovery and height of family policies in Spain

  Dolors Comas d'Argemir

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• Global Trends in Intercountry Adoption: are these in the best interests of the child?

  Peter Selman

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• Adoptability: children’s right to family life

  Blanca Gómez Bengoechea

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• Political economy of adoption: Neoliberalization of child welfare

  Laura Briggs

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• Force, Fraud, and Coercion in Some Guatemalan Adoptions: High-profile Abduction Cases Challenge the ‘Best Interests of the Child’

  Karen Smith Rotabi

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• Bringing Adoption and ARTs Together: A new turn in kinship theory

  Judith Schachter , 1941- Modell

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