Anthropological Handbook of Mobility Maria Diosa Labiste

Anthropological Handbook of Mobility Maria Diosa LabisteThe Anthropological Handbook of Mobility takes stock of the dispersed body of anthropological work on mobilities, as both an object of study and an analytical lens. From an anthropological point of view, this guide provides a comprehensive and accessible introduction to mobility studies for students, scholars, and anyone else wanting to know more about the implications of mobility.

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