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.... As a result, in many cases, the children are not citizens in their mothers’ home country and are socially excluded in the local community. The numbers at the national level are unknown, but according to its Public Security Bureau, Cần Thơ City in 2017 had 1,306 mixed children, of whom 402 were not able...

... ; Menjivar 2006 ; Rumbaut 1994 , 2005 ), but some of it has begun to explore the legal displacements of children raised in “mixed-status” families (Dreby 2015 ) and the “collateral consequences” for the American children of deported parents (Golash-Boza 2019 ). I focus on statelessness as a salient...

... of the “loveliness” and “beauty” of children of mixed descent, she ultimately decided to go with a white egg donor from Eastern Europe, mostly owing to her husband’s wishes to maintain resemblance and secrecy regarding surrogacy. Deomampo ∣∣ Race, Nation...

... either marriage to the mother or acknowledgment. The inclusion of an unwed mother’s mixed-race children in the mother’s nation facilitated the notion that mothers should and would care for chil- dren (maternal responsibility), whereas men...

... of the Dutch assistant resident, in whose house Charles lives. She is seventeen, he twenty- two, both virgins. They marry and produce many children; his career prospers; they grow old together. Toetie is either a mixed- blood or a Native woman, to use the terminologies of the day. She is legitimated...

... and the late identi cation of differences in national character as the source of the problem thus represent modernity as an act of puri cation, a prioritizing of cultural separation over mixing. Remarkably, this process of cultural separation emerges...

... explained, she knew several well-­off white expatriate families with “mixed-­ race” adopted children, several belonging to the same play group. According to Mary, several other adoptive parents, and staff in the adoption industry, Chinese locals...

... of stateless children for the nation-state system's organizational principles more broadly. References Alba Richard . 2005 . “ Bright vs. Blurred Boundaries: Second-Generation Assimilation and Exclusion in France, Germany, and the United States .” Ethnic and Racial Studies 28 , no. 1 : 20 – 49...

... will be ruined, and if the children of a nation are so, then the nation will surely be ruined.” For the future survival of the nation, he thought it necessary “to cull the weak, and leave the strong,” beginning with the “prohibition of early marriage...

... that transnational adoption plays in Korea’s national economy and that economy’s link to a US-­led global economy. If transnational adoption was one “solution” to the devastation wrought by the Korean War — the orphaning of large numbers of children...

... seems to reside largely in the laws rather than in beliefs held by people. As long as they could make their adoptees legitimate heirs in the eyes of the law, they did not mind adopting children without blood ties. The laws, therefore, had a mixed influence on Korean practices of adoption; while...

... impure and a threat to the national body politic.11 Commodified multiraciality, in other words, not only consigns to oblivion earlier attitudes towards mixed-race people as the tainted offspring of illicit miscegenous relations, it also encodes...

... the after-­school day care held in the same building. From the beginning, Haruo is marked by his isolation from the other children as well as by his lower-­class status. The narrator eventually learns that Haruo is a “mixed child,” the son...

... of social pariahs-illegitimate children. See Ninotchka Rosca, “The Philippines’ Shameful Export,” Nation, 17 April 1995,524. 58 Global News, 10March 1997. 59 Elichi Kiyooka, Fukuzawa Yukichi on Japanese Women: Selected Works (Tokyo...

..., and the challenges of negotiating contested objectivities. References Andrews Travis M. 2016 . “ Thousands of Radioactive Boars Are Overrunning Farmland in Fukushima .” Washington Post , April 11 . www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/04/11/thousands-of-radioactive-boars-are-overrunning...

... boys, Slovochka in an old velvet suit and the disabled boy Wassily. With the children s play, Yokota tackles the challenges of Russian and Japanese identities, mixed cultures and languages, and sentiments of sadness and loss when diverse geopolitical powers compete for domination in Manchukuo. While...

... be. There are even deeper referents. Ann Laura Stoler argues that in colo- nial Indochina at the turn of the twentieth century, French authorities and residents became obsessed with the plight of mixed- race children who had been “abandoned” by their French...

...). Gumin were not the same bratty children and wild savages that Japan dealt with parentally in the first decade of the twentieth century; they were grown adults who were stubbornly refusing to recognize the great sacrifices that Japan was making...

...Emma Jinhua Teng Duke University Press 2006 Eurasian Hybridity in Chinese Utopian Visions: From “One World” to “A Society Based on Beauty” and Beyond Emma Jinhua Teng “Can Mixed-Blood Hybrids Really Improve the Chinese Race?” This pro- vocative...

... it.” “Women from places like Afghanistan or the Caucasus have skin that color, don’t they? I’ve seen faces like that before, in Shanghai. The mixed- blood children of Chinese and Portuguese look just like that.”54 In A Fool There Was, white men...