Adoption, fostering, and parental absence in Vanuatu
Alloparenting, wherein people provide care to children who are not their biological offspring,
is a key aspect of human child-rearing. In the Pacific, many children are adopted or fostered …
is a key aspect of human child-rearing. In the Pacific, many children are adopted or fostered …
Disgust, gender, and social change: testing alternative explanations for the decline of cousin marriage in Karo society
Abstract Among the Karo of Indonesia, the frequency of matrilateral cross-cousin (impal)
marriage has declined in recent decades. We conducted a vignette experiment to assess the …
marriage has declined in recent decades. We conducted a vignette experiment to assess the …
Adopted daughters and adopted daughters-in-law in Taiwan: A mortality analysis
SM Mattison, E Seabright… - Royal Society …, 2018 - royalsocietypublishing.org
Adoption is sometimes considered paradoxical from an evolutionary perspective because
the costs spent supporting an adopted child would be better spent on rearing one's own. Kin …
the costs spent supporting an adopted child would be better spent on rearing one's own. Kin …
Causes of child adoption in Taiwan, 1906-1940: The importance of gender, household composition and variation over time and place
T Riswick, XCC Lin - 2019 - osf.io
Adoption has been an important historical Eastern Asian family strategy to ensure family
continuity. Adopting children out of the household can, however, also be seen as a strategy …
continuity. Adopting children out of the household can, however, also be seen as a strategy …
Between rivalry and support
T Riswick, YH Hsieh - Demographic research, 2020 - JSTOR
BACKGROUND Many studies have neglected family processes that take place in more
complex households in non-Western societies, while the position in the sibling set of a given …
complex households in non-Western societies, while the position in the sibling set of a given …
Gendered survival differentials of adopted children in northeast Japan, 1716–1870
Adoption was an important strategy for early-modern Japanese families to function and
continue. This study is the first to systematically examine whether survival chances differ …
continue. This study is the first to systematically examine whether survival chances differ …
[HTML][HTML] Volume 42-Article 21| Pages 615–656 Between rivalry and support: The impact of sibling composition on infant and child mortality in Taiwan, 1906‒1945
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Consequences of infant adoption in Taiwan, 1906-1945: The impact of regional context and household composition on child mortality
T Riswick - 2019 - osf.io
Little is known about health outcomes after adoption in historical non-Western settings and
previous studies have found contradictory results of the influence of adoption on mortality …
previous studies have found contradictory results of the influence of adoption on mortality …
[PDF][PDF] Disgust, Gender, and Social Change: Testing Alternative Explanations for the Decline of
G Kushnick, DMT Fessler, F Zuska - researchgate.net
Abstract Among the Karo of Indonesia, the frequency of matrilateral cross-cousin (impal)
marriage has declined in recent decades. We conducted a vignette experiment to assess the …
marriage has declined in recent decades. We conducted a vignette experiment to assess the …
[引用][C] Between Rivalry and Support: Differences in the Mortality Chances of Adopted and Non-Adopted Daughters in Taiwan (1906-1946)
T Riswick, CCXC Lin, YH Hsieh - 2017 International Population Conference, 2017 - IUSSP