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Abstract

covered include family rituals, intercultural marriages, migrant and refugee families, interracial adoption, residential care, and community-based services. Finally, several contributors present in-depth discussions of ethnic identity formation. The handbook includes many illustrative case studies throughout.This volume is particularly satisfying because practical concerns are situated in a thoughtfully articulated analysis of the sociohistorical context of intergroup relations. It will inspire and inform readers who are interested in acquiring further insight and improving their skills in developing a global perspective, understanding contemporary intergroup relations, and meeting the needs of ethnic minority children.