Life and work between home and “homeland”: a narrative inquiry of transnational Chinese adoptees’ identity negotiations across time and space

Keyphrases

• Adoptee's Identity 100%
• Adoptees 75%
• Asia 25%
• Asian Americans 25%
• China 25%
• Chinese Adoptees 100%
• Chinese Americans 25%
• Chinese Heritage 25%
• Female Infant 25%
• Home Experiences 25%
• Identity Negotiation 100%
• Life Trajectories 25%
• Narrative Inquiry 100%
• One-child Policy 25%
• Post-war Period 25%
• Taiwan 50%
• Transnational 100%
• US-China Relations 25%
• Vietnamese 25%
• Work Experience 25%

Arts and Humanities

• Asia 33%
• Asian Americans 33%
• Birthplace 33%
• Case Study 33%
• China 66%
• English 33%
• Homelands 100%
• Linguistic Identity 33%
• Narrative 33%
• Narrative Method 100%
• Pathway 33%
• post-war era 33%
• Taiwan 66%
• Transnational 100%
• USA 100%

Social Sciences

• Asia 16%
• Birthplace 16%
• China 33%
• Chinese 100%
• English 16%
• Homelands 100%
• Linguistic Identity 16%
• Narrative 16%
• Narrative Method 100%
• USA 50%