Continued state inaction on migration and ethnic relations could just mean that others act instead.
I would like to stress the importance of including adoptees in studies of international migration and ethnic relations in order to shed light on how race and visible differences matter in the Swedish context.
However, recent studies on adoptees and their experiences of discrimination and racism highlight the need to question their (in visibility in debates on both; they also highlight the importance of including them in the field of international migration and ethnic relations (e.g. Hübinette & Tigervall, 2009; Lundström, 2007; Signell & Lindblad, 2008; Signell, 2006).
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/11/203/prepub This work was supported by grants from the research profile AMER (labour market, migration, and ethnic relations), Växjö University, Sweden.
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