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Ensuring the Cradle Won't Fall: Opportunities for Research Related to Private Domestic Infant Adoption in the U.S

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  • Lance Bitner-Laird
  • Dayna Gallagher
  • Roseana Bess
  • Olivia Kenney

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This brief presents an overview of what is known about private domestic infant adoption in the United States and identifies priorities for data collection and further research.

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  • Lance Bitner-Laird & Dayna Gallagher & Roseana Bess & Olivia Kenney, "undated". "Ensuring the Cradle Won't Fall: Opportunities for Research Related to Private Domestic Infant Adoption in the U.S," Mathematica Policy Research Reports cb080c50590c41c4ab680014b, Mathematica Policy Research.
  • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:cb080c50590c41c4ab680014bdd32b14
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