The Greater Second World War Kenneth A. Dodge and support children-and their parents-in

and support children-and their parents-in their efforts to make a living together in the United States

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Foster mothers construct enduring kinship relationships with children

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Contributors: Daniela Agostinho

The Greater Second World War Kenneth A. Dodge and support children-and their parents-inThe Greater Second World War challenges the traditional temporal and geographic frameworks of World War II, expanding the timeline to include a series of regional conflicts and revolutions that began in 1931 and continued into the mid 1950s. These conflicts bookended a "central paroxysm" defined by the intervention of the United States into every theater of the war, rendering it genuinely global. The essays within this volume bring top level accounts