The Child Catchers: Rescue, Trafficking, and the New Gospel of Adoption
Kathryn Joyce investigates the relationships among rescue, trafficking, and adoption, examining the beliefs and systems that shape how children are represented and placed. This work of investigative nonfiction considers the social, ethical, and institutional questions surrounding the modern adoption landscape.
About This Book
Kathryn Joyce examines adoption through the connected themes of rescue, trafficking, and religious influence.
The book focuses on the systems, beliefs, and practices surrounding the modern adoption landscape.
Its subject matter raises questions about how children are represented, protected, and placed within adoption networks.
Written as investigative nonfiction, the work explores a contested and consequential area of social policy and family life.
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