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Publications

Prior to 2010 I have mostly published as 'Indigo Williams Willing'

Representative Journal Articles

Indigo Williams Willing, Book Review: 'Susan Harness, 2008, - Mixing Cultural Identities Through Transracial Adoption: Outcomes of the Indian Adoption Project 1958 - 1967, Lewsiton, NY: Edwin Mellen Press' for Australian Critical Race and Whiteness Studies Association Ejournal, Vol 6, No. 1, 2010

Indigo Williams Willing, ‘Operation Babylift - Multimedia Review' for The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, Vol. 8, Issue 1, Australia. 2007. pp 111 – 113.

Indigo Williams Willing, 'The Adopted Vietnamese Community: From Fairytales to the Diaspora' - Vietnam Beyond the Frame: Special Edition of Michigan Quarterly Review, Vol XLII, No. 4, Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Journal. Fall 2004. pp 648 - 664.To order email MQR@umich.edu

Indigo A. Williams, ‘Diversity and Diaspora: Vietnamese adopted as children by Non Asian Families’ . The Review of Vietnamese Studies Online, Volume 1, Issue 1, USA. September 2001. hmongstudies.com/Williams2001.pdf

Book Chapters

Indigo Williams Willing – Sole Author – essay: ‘The Celebrity Adoptions Phenomenon: Emerging Critiques from ‘Ordinary’ Adoptive Parents’. In
Other People's Children: Adoption in Australia. Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing. Edited by Spark, C and Cuthbert, D, 2009. pp. 241 - 256.

Indigo Williams Willing, 'Beyond the Vietnam War Adoptions: Representing Our Transracial Lives'. In Outsiders Within: Racial Crossings and Adoption Politics. (Eds, Trenka, J. J.;Oparah, C. and Shin, S. Y.). Cambridge, MA: South End Press, 2006. pp. 275 - 285.

http://www.southendpress.org/2005/items/87646/TableOfContents
Enquiries email jane@languageofblood.com

Indigo Williams Willing, ‘Building Bridges: Inter-Connections in Trans-national Adoption’ for edited book Adoption Parenting: Creating a Toolbox, Building Connections, New York: EMK Press. Edited by MacLeod, J. and Macrae, S. 2006. pp 458 - 463
http://www.emkpress.com/adoptparent.html
Enquiries email: carriekitze@emkpress.com

Indigo Williams Willing, ‘From Orphaned China Dolls to Long Distance Daughters’, for anthology Defending Our Dreams: Global Feminist Voices for a New Generation, Edited by Wilson, S. and Sengupta, A., London: Zed Books. 2005. pp 95 – 109. To order visit www.zedbooks.co.uk

Indigo A. Williams , ‘America’s Adopted Vietnamese’, Journey of Youth: Vietnamese Community – Hanh Trinh Tuoi Tre: Writings for the Generations Living and Growing Up Overseas, Ngan Thong Publications, Montreal, 2004. pp 138 - 147.
To order email duc.anh.thu.tran@UMontreal.CA

Indigo A. Williams, 'Being Different' in Phoenix: An Anthology of Vietnamese Australian Writers, Edited by D. Golding and sponsored by Viet Youth Media Centre, Victoria, Australia and Asialink, University of Melbourne, Australia. December 2002. To order email angelhell2001@yahoo.com.au

Newsletter/Magazine Articles

Indigo Willing: 'Challenging Prejudices and Improving Collaborations', Adoption Australia: Quarterly Journal of Adoption Issues, Spring Edition, 2007, p 8 - 9

Indigo Willing: 'Vietnam Lost and Found', Spinach 7 Magazine Online, 2005, April 2005

Indigo A. Williams, New Dimensions to Old Identities', Adoptions Australia: Quarterly Journal of Adoption Issues, Canberra, Autumn Edition, 2004. pp 6-8. Archived. To order email Editor@adoption.org.au

Indigo A. Williams: 'Facing Adoptive Parents Decision to Divorce', Adoptive Families magazine, New York, Vol.37, No 2. April, 2004. p42.

Indigo A. Williams: 'War on Terrorism? Interview with Clive Williams, Director of Terrorism Studies at the Strategic & Defence Centre, Australian National University'. Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific (RIAP) Update, Issue 7. The University of Sydney, Australia. March 2002.

Indigo A. Williams: 'Power of Two: Asia Development Bank and World Bank MOU'. Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific (RIAP) Update, Issue 7. The University of Sydney, Australia. March 2002.

Indigo A. Williams: 'Trafficked People from Thailand to Burma'. An interview with the Global Alliance Against the Trafficking of Women. Bangkok, Thailand. Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific (RIAP) Update, Issue 7. The University of Sydney, Australia. February 2002.

Indigo A. Williams" 'Dust and Deserts: Orphans from Viet Nam to Afghanistan'. Branching Out Newsletter. Vol 9. No 1. Post Adoption Resource Centre. Sydney Australia. December 2001. pp 16-17.

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