by Paul Bowles
First published 2004
This collection brings together visual documentation, journalistic pieces, and fictional narratives that explore how global economic forces transform the way people cross borders and relocate. Authors from different countries contribute their perspectives on international movement in an interconnected world. The anthology combines photography with written work to show how globalization creates new patterns of migration, travel, and displacement. Through varied voices and formats, the collection examines the human experience of mobility when traditional boundaries shift. The pieces reveal how economic integration affects individual lives and communities as people navigate changing opportunities and constraints in their movement across nations.
Genres: anthologies, contemporary, non-fiction, 21st-century, journalism, international
Vibes: global, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: interconnected-world, varied-perspectives
Setting: Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America
Period: 21st Century
326 pages · Paperback · Planeta Publishing