INBREEDING AND OUTBREEDING: THEIR GENETIC AND SOCIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE

By L. NOKAE

CONTENTS 1 RACE, ETHNICITY AND NATION: PERSPECTIVES FROM KINSHIP AND GENETICS 2 RACE, GENETICS AND INHERITANCE: REFLECTIONS UPON THE BIRTH OF ‘BLACK’ TWINS TO A ‘WHITE’ IVF MOTHER 3 RACE, BIOLOGY AND CULTURE IN CONTEMPORARY NORWAY: IDENTITY AND BELONGING IN ADOPTION, DONOR GAMETES AND IMMIGRATION 4 ‘I WANT HER TO LEARN HER LANGUAGE AND MAINTAIN HER CULTURE’: TRANSNATIONAL ADOPTIVE FAMILIES’ VIEWS OF ‘CULTURAL ORIGINS’ 5 RACIALIZATION, GENES AND THE REINVENTIONS OF NATION IN EUROPE 6 KINSHIP LANGUAGE AND THE DYNAMICS OF RACE: THE BASQUE CASE 7 THE TRANSMISSION OF ETHNICITY: FAMILY AND STATE – A LITHUANIAN PERSPECTIVE 8 MEDIA STORYLINES OF CULTURALLY HYBRID PERSONS AND NATION