This paper focuses on the difficulties that diasporas face in relation to mobilising around
helping the homeland at a time of crisis, using qualitative research on the Greek and …

This qualitative case study utilized hybridity theory, particularly the notion of third spaces, to
investigate the ways Turkish immigrants (18 parents and 15 children) negotiate culture …

This article has two aims. First, it is concerned with a discourse in British media and politics
of 'Muslim education', a concept that often appears alongside words such as 'extremism'and …

In this theoretical article, the authors elaborate a revisited theory of Third Space from a
BlackCrit/Afropessimist stance, exploring Black youth ethnic and racial identity formation …

In a first-year, university-level communication course that examined issues of race, ethnicity,
postcolonialism, diaspora, and coming-of-age using different points of view and modes of …

This paper deals with the discursive constructions of transformative, agentive and creative
ethnolinguistic self-conceptualizations and positionings of some select members of the …

form in the 1950s with migration to Australia in the years following the Second World War
and the Greek Civil War. The elders of this community, in particular, have tried to ensure that …

The paper explores unstable, interconnected and dynamic processes of diasporic nation-
building and memory-making of adult members of the Greek diaspora in Australia as they …

Migration is a primary characteristic of Afghan society. Mobility and spatial dispersion of
solidarity groups have been commonplace for centuries in Afghanistan (Monsutti, 2005: 248; …

This contribution compares the perception of peace of Cypriot youth, who live on the island
and in the United Kingdom, and is based on interviews with them. Even though Cyprus has …