Outsourced children: orphanage care and adoption in globalizing China

Introduction : children and the politics of outsourced intimacy in China

Relinquished children in an era of "high quality"

From "missing girls" to America's sweethearts : adoption and the reversal of fortune for healthy Chinese daughters

The West to the rescue? : outsourced intimacy in the tomorrow's children unit

The limits of outsourced intimacy : contested logics of care at the Yongping Orphanage

The new global market in special needs children

Conclusion : retying the red thread.