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2013

(2013) Confronting the conspiracy of silence and denial of difference for late discovery adoptive persons and donor conceived people. Australian Journal of Adoption, 7(2), pp. 1-13.
Number of full-text downloads 198

(2013) Exploring the ethical implications of the late discovery of adoptive and donor-insemination offspring status. Adoption & Fostering, 37(2), pp. 171-187.
Number of full-text downloads 201
Number of citations in Scopus 5
Number of citations in Web of Science® 3

2012

(2012) Identity and genetic origins : an ethical exploration of the late discovery of adoptive and donor-insemination offspring status. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
Number of full-text downloads 1,285
Number of citations in Web of Science® 3

(2012) The late discovery of adoptive and donor insemination offspring status: ethical implications for conceptual understandings of the 'best interests of the child' principle. Australian Journal of Adoption, 6(1), pp. 1-9.
Number of full-text downloads 170
Number of citations in Web of Science® 3

2009

(2009) Listening to late discovery adoption and donor offspring stories: adoption, ethics and implications for contemporary donor insemination practices. In Spark, C & Cuthbert, D (Eds.) Other People's Children: Adoption in Australia. Australian Scholarly Publishing Pty Ltd, Australia, Victoria, North Melbourne, pp. 145-160.
Number of full-text downloads 591

2008

(2008) The late discovery of adoptive status. Family Relationships Quarterly, 7(n/a), pp. 13-15.
Number of full-text downloads 1,412

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