To Save the Children of Korea: The Cold War Origins of International Adoption (Asian America)
by Arissa Oh
A historical study of how Cold War politics gave rise to international adoption from Korea and its enduring consequences.
About This Book
This book examines the historical forces that shaped international adoption from Korea during the Cold War era.
It traces how geopolitical tensions and postwar conditions influenced child welfare policies and migration patterns.
The work situates Korean adoption within broader discussions of race, nation, and family in the twentieth century.
Readers gain insight into the origins of a practice that continues to affect thousands of families worldwide.
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