Kinned to be Norwegian : transnational adoptees' positioning in relation to whiteness and the negotiation of nationhood

Andenæs E.; Anderson B.; Anthias F.; Antonsich M.; Berg A.‐J.; Berg A.‐J.; Bhabha H. K.; Brah A.; Brah A.; Brochmann G.; Brubaker R.; Butler J.; Cottrell A. B.; Erdal M. B.; Gilroy P.; Gilroy P.; Goffman E.; Gullestad M.; Gullestad M.; Hage G.; Hall S.; Hübinette T.; Hübinette T.; Järvinen M.; Kramer J.; Lawler S.; McClintock A.; Mishler E. G.; Mulinari D.; NOU [Official Norwegian Reports]; Riessman C. K.; Roediger D. R.; Sanchez G. J.; Ship S. J.; Smith A. D.

Kinned to be Norwegian : transnational adoptees' positioning in relation to whiteness and the negotiation of nationhood

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Author's accepted version (postprint).This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd in Nations and Nationalism on 13 April 2019.Available online: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/nana.12525acceptedVersio

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