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Introduction: Regulating Relationships? -- FATEMEH EBTEHAJ -- Part 1: Who is Kin and what does it mean to be Kin in Contemporary British Society? -- 2. 'Close Marriage' in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Middle Strata -- LEONORE DAVIDOFF -- 3. Status Anxiety? : The Rush for Family Recognition -- ANDREW BAINHAM -- 4. DNA Testing and Kinship: Paternity, Genealogy and the Search for the 'Truth' of Genetic Origins -- TABITHA FREEMAN and MARTIN RICHARDS -- Part 2: Kin Care of children and adolescents -- 5. Children and Their Changing Families: Obligations, Responsibilities, and Benefits -- JAN PRYOR -- 6. Substitute Care of Children by Members of Their Extended Families and Social Networks: An Overview -- JOAN HUNT -- 7. Recognising Carers for hat they do - Legal Problems and Solutions for the Kinship Care of Children -- JUDITH MASSON and BRIDGET LINDLEY -- 8. Restorative Practices: Repairing Harm through Kith and Kin -- LORRAINE GELSTHORPE with LAYLA SKINNS -- Part 3: Kin Contact and Care of Elderly People -- 9. Gender and Kinship in Contemporary Britain -- JANE NOLAN and JACQUELINE SCOTT -- 10. Kin Availability, Contact and Support Exchanges between Adult Children and their Parents in Great Britain -- EMILY GRUNDY and MICHAEL MURPHY -- 11. Maintenance of the Elderly and Legal Signalling - Kinship and State -- MIKA OLDHAM -- Part 4: Migrant Communities and Transnational kinship -- 12. The Impact of Migration on Care: Iranian Experiences -- FATEMEH EBTEHAJ -- 13. Family Care and Transnational Kinship: British-Pakistani Experiences -- KAVERI HARRISS and ALISON SHAW -- 14. Kinship, Infertility and New Reproductive Technologies: A British-Pakistani Muslim Perspective -- NAZALIE IQBAL and ROBERT SIMPSON -- Afterword -- 15. 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