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1. Introduction, Samantha Davey (University of Essex, UK) and Jaime Lindsey (University of Essex, UK) 2. The ‘Grandparent’ Problem: Encouraging a More Relational Approach Towards Child Arrangements Via Mediation, Charlotte Bendall (University of Birmingham, UK) and Samantha Davey (University of Essex, UK) 3. Best Interests and Relationality in Reproductive Healthcare, Jaime Lindsey (University of Essex, UK) 4. On the Sidelines: Grandparents and Care Proceedings, Joan Hunt (University of Cardiff, UK) 5. Grandparents and Special Guardianship Orders: Love is not enough, Liz Fisher-Frank (University of Essex, UK) 6. Grandparents: Anchors in Uncertain Times, Alternatives to Adoption? Samantha Davey (University of Essex, UK) 7. Symbolic and Expedient ‘Solutions’, Grandparents and the Private Family Justice System: The Risk of Unintended Consequence, Jo Harwood (University of Essex, UK) 8. An Iranian Socio-Legal Analysis of Grandparents’ Rights, Sahar Maranlou (University of Essex, UK) and Fatemeh Keyhanlou (Azad University, Iran) 9. A French Perspective on Grandparents and Private Law: The right of the child to maintain relationships, Laure Sauv (University of Essex, UK) 10. The Impact of Culture on Grandparents’ Rights: Laws and Social Practices in Nepal, Sneha Shrestha (Holborn Chambers, UK)
