Invisible Asians: Korean American adoptees, Asian American experiences, and racial exceptionalism

Introduction: a history of Korean American adoption in print

A Korean American adoption ethnography: method, theory, and experience

"Eligible alien orphan": the Cold War Korean adoptee

Adoption research discourse and the rise of transnational adoption, 1974-1987

An adoptee for every lake: multiculturalism, Minnesota, and the Korean transracial adoptee

Adoptees as white Koreans: identity, racial visibility and the politics of passing among Korean American adoptees

Uri nara, our country: Korean American adoptees in the global age

Conclusion: the ends of Korean adoption.