Home in the re-making: Immigrants' transcultural experiencing of home
Abstract
In a context of unprecedented cross-cultural migration, immigrants struggle to adapt to new cultures. The experience of home as physical, social, individual and temporal belonging is important to immigrants' adaptation processes. Extant literature either focuses on dimensions of home without reference to immigrants, studies material culture related to home, or researches identity projects of migrants without explicitly focusing on their...
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Title
Home in the re-making: Immigrants' transcultural experiencing of home
Published Date
Oct 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
91
Pages
334 - 341
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