2009
DOI: 10.3917/ving.102.0117
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Vers une histoire de l'adoption internationale en France

Abstract: Résumé Au-delà d’une actualité trop souvent sensationnelle, l’adoption d’enfants étrangers en France a donné lieu au récent rapport Colombani (mars 2008) qui propose de faire évoluer cette pratique. Un regard rétrospectif sur ce phénomène, développé essentiellement à partir des années 1970, est également essentiel. À la différence de nombreuses sciences humaines et sociales s’intéressant à l’adoption, l’historiographie française s’est peu penchée sur ce fait sociétal complexe. Pourtant des archives et des témo… Show more

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“…One of the concerns highlighted by our work is the inadequate responses from countries and governments to address these issues. Even the Hague Convention has not significantly reduced such practices, with reports and scandals having a greater impact (Cheney, 2023; Denéchère and Macedo, 2023). The Convention has not developed legal mechanisms to prevent these practices or provide reparations (HCCH, 2021; Quiroz, 2011).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the concerns highlighted by our work is the inadequate responses from countries and governments to address these issues. Even the Hague Convention has not significantly reduced such practices, with reports and scandals having a greater impact (Cheney, 2023; Denéchère and Macedo, 2023). The Convention has not developed legal mechanisms to prevent these practices or provide reparations (HCCH, 2021; Quiroz, 2011).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Llamativamente así en este tipo de análisis la corrupción y lo fraudulento quedan del lado de los países de origen -incluidas las familias biológicas de los/as niños/as sospechadas en ocasiones de comercializar o aprovecharse de esas circunstancias-, mientras que en los países centrales pareciera que solo se garantizan los derechos de los/as niños/as. En los últimos años, también se han incrementado los estudios y etnografías que documentan las acciones desplegadas por diferentes colectivos de activistas que, al movilizarse buscando sus orígenes, también contribuyeron a visibilizar e impugnar las "adopciones irregulares" (Denéchère y Macedo, 2023). De este modo, algunas personas adoptadas transnacionalmente se nuclean por país de origen y se embarcan en "viajes a los orígenes", promueven la apertura de los registros de nacimiento y las adopciones abiertas (Howell, 2004;Willing, 2006;Hübinette, 2006;Cherot, 2006;Yngvesson, 2007;.…”
Section: Documentar Lo No Documentado: La Indagación Etnográficaunclassified
“…In July 1917, a specific status was adopted to put a child deprived of his/her parents by the war under the benevolent and protective gaze of the national community. 'Pupils of the Nation' were protected by the 'French Republic' to remedy the harms caused by the war effort (Denéchère 2011). Adoption was then perceived as a remedy to war casualties, healing the wounds of orphans, infertile couples and a generally damaged populace.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%