Review of Gregorič Bon, Nataša and Jaka Repič (eds), Moving places: Relations, return, and belonging

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Editorial

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Crosslocations : looking for somewhere in particular across the Mediterranean

This is a book based on the photography carried out during the Crosslocations project. It provides both a visual and textual outline of the idea of Crosslocations and an understanding of how the idea was researched and experienced in the field sites of the research project. It is an accessible and methodologically innovative method used to describe the results of Crosslocations.Non peer reviewe

Volunteering Mothers : Engaging the Crisis in a Soup Kitchen of Northern Greece

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An anthropology of crosslocations

An Anthropology of Crosslocations introduces a new approach to understanding location. Geographical space is often perceived as divided by state borders, but it can also be classified and segmented based on, for example, ecosystems or religious structures and beliefs. The book shows how different locating logics coexist in a single place and how this influences people's lives. The authors are anthropologists who draw on ethnographic and historical research from locations across the Mediterranean region