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At Home in the Future: Place and Belonging in a Changing Europe
John Rodwell & Peter Scott (eds.)
Zurich: Lit Verlag (2015)
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Renegotiations of identities in a 21st century world and a resurgence of older loyalties are calling into question our shared sense of belonging and place. This results in the predicament of how and where to feel at home.Author's Profile
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