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Carol Olwert Reese

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ID6644741
NAMECarol Olwert Reese
GIVEN NAMESCarol Olwert
FAMILY NAMEReese
SIGNATUREREESE C O
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS4
AUTHOR COUNT9
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1997
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2000
H-INDEX1
  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•2000

    This review covers two articles on international adoption, one focusing on the problem of black market adoptions in Russia, the other on a medical clinic at Yale School of Medicine that specializes in evaluating international adoptees. The third piece tells about a child adopted using Internet photo listings. A BRISK MARKET FOR BABIES SPARKS ACTION FOR REFORM. Coker, Margaret. Business Week International (July 26, 1999). BRINGING HOME BABY. Branc…

  • Media Reviews

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•2000•Cited by: 2•References: 2

    La transformacin digital permite que las organizaciones permanezcan y compitan en el mercado a travs de un cambio organizacional. En las Instituciones de Educacin Superior, en especial no se han identificado los factores que pueden llegar a influir en un proceso de transformacin digital en dichas instituciones. La presente investigacin pretender identificar dichos factores, bajo la multimetodologa de Mingers, el estudio de caso de Yin y el mtodo …

  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1999

    This review covers three articles in a series on adoption appearing in the New York Times in October 1998. The articles are an extensive review of the subjects of openness and stigma in adoption, of the cost of adoption, and of interracial adoptions

  • Adoption Online

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1999

    This review covers the content of the Adoption and Fostering Forum on America Online. It reviews multiple sections and sites for the quantity, quality and scope of information offered to the adoption community

  • Media Reviews

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1999

    This article reviews four stories relating to adoption in the popular media. The first two deal with adoptions from eastern Europe and the former Soviet bloc countries. The latter two cover transracial adoptions. FROM RUSSIA -WITH RED TAPE, Oleck, Joan. Business Week (May 18, 1998). ATTACHMENT THEORY: THE ULTIMATE EXPERIMENT, Talbot, Margaret. New York Times Magazine(May 24, 1998). WHO SHOULD ADOPT OUR CHILDREN? Essence (1998). IT'S ABOUT LOVE. W…

  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1998•Cited by: 1

    This article reviews four print pieces from national magazines and newspapers. They cover the subjects of adoption of older children from foster care, importing pregnant women from foreign countries to facilitate American adoptions of their babies, the death of a child with reactive attachment disorder, and the adoption of Chinese girls in New York City

  • Media Reviews

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1998

  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1997•Cited by: 1

    This is a review of three articles that appeared in the popular print media in 1996. All cover the subject of teen pregnancy. Two are written by or about birth parents and their decision to plan adoption. The other article focuses on the life of two teenagers who will parent their children

  • Media Presentation of “Search,” “Reunion” and Open Records

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1997

    This article reviews media coverage of the highly charged issues of search and reunion and open records; and looks at commentary on adoption from an advocate and an opponent

  • Media Reviews

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•2000•Cited by: 2•References: 2

    La transformacin digital permite que las organizaciones permanezcan y compitan en el mercado a travs de un cambio organizacional. En las Instituciones de Educacin Superior, en especial no se han identificado los factores que pueden llegar a influir en un proceso de transformacin digital en dichas instituciones. La presente investigacin pretender identificar dichos factores, bajo la multimetodologa de Mingers, el estudio de caso de Yin y el mtodo …

  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1998•Cited by: 1

    This article reviews four print pieces from national magazines and newspapers. They cover the subjects of adoption of older children from foster care, importing pregnant women from foreign countries to facilitate American adoptions of their babies, the death of a child with reactive attachment disorder, and the adoption of Chinese girls in New York City

  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1997•Cited by: 1

    This is a review of three articles that appeared in the popular print media in 1996. All cover the subject of teen pregnancy. Two are written by or about birth parents and their decision to plan adoption. The other article focuses on the life of two teenagers who will parent their children

  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1997•Cited by: 1

    This is a review of three articles that appeared in the popular print media in 1996. All cover the subject of teen pregnancy. Two are written by or about birth parents and their decision to plan adoption. The other article focuses on the life of two teenagers who will parent their children

  • Media Presentation of “Search,” “Reunion” and Open Records

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1997

    This article reviews media coverage of the highly charged issues of search and reunion and open records; and looks at commentary on adoption from an advocate and an opponent

  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1998•Cited by: 1

    This article reviews four print pieces from national magazines and newspapers. They cover the subjects of adoption of older children from foster care, importing pregnant women from foreign countries to facilitate American adoptions of their babies, the death of a child with reactive attachment disorder, and the adoption of Chinese girls in New York City

  • Media Reviews

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1998

  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1999

    This review covers three articles in a series on adoption appearing in the New York Times in October 1998. The articles are an extensive review of the subjects of openness and stigma in adoption, of the cost of adoption, and of interracial adoptions

  • Adoption Online

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1999

    This review covers the content of the Adoption and Fostering Forum on America Online. It reviews multiple sections and sites for the quantity, quality and scope of information offered to the adoption community

  • Media Reviews

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•1999

    This article reviews four stories relating to adoption in the popular media. The first two deal with adoptions from eastern Europe and the former Soviet bloc countries. The latter two cover transracial adoptions. FROM RUSSIA -WITH RED TAPE, Oleck, Joan. Business Week (May 18, 1998). ATTACHMENT THEORY: THE ULTIMATE EXPERIMENT, Talbot, Margaret. New York Times Magazine(May 24, 1998). WHO SHOULD ADOPT OUR CHILDREN? Essence (1998). IT'S ABOUT LOVE. W…

  • Adoption in the Media

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•2000

    This review covers two articles on international adoption, one focusing on the problem of black market adoptions in Russia, the other on a medical clinic at Yale School of Medicine that specializes in evaluating international adoptees. The third piece tells about a child adopted using Internet photo listings. A BRISK MARKET FOR BABIES SPARKS ACTION FOR REFORM. Coker, Margaret. Business Week International (July 26, 1999). BRINGING HOME BABY. Branc…

  • Media Reviews

    Carol Olwert Reese•ARTICLE•Adoption Quarterly•2000•Cited by: 2•References: 2

    La transformacin digital permite que las organizaciones permanezcan y compitan en el mercado a travs de un cambio organizacional. En las Instituciones de Educacin Superior, en especial no se han identificado los factores que pueden llegar a influir en un proceso de transformacin digital en dichas instituciones. La presente investigacin pretender identificar dichos factores, bajo la multimetodologa de Mingers, el estudio de caso de Yin y el mtodo …

Child Welfare and Adoption (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Media studies (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Cover (algebra (3 works) · History (3 works)

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