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Aggiungi al carrelloHardback. Condizione: New. On a temporary visit to London, a Palestinian family found themselves unable to return to Gaza during Israel's 2008 war on their city. Understanding their stay in London as an act of 'anchoring', the family opened a Palestinian café and sought to make their lives - as individuals, as a family and as a community - viable in the face of uncertainty. By following the stories of various family members as they struggled to recreate a sense of home, this moving ethnography introduces the concept of anchorage as a novel lens to understand migration, home and place, highlighting the fluidity, temporariness and serendipity of these experiences.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardback. Condizione: New. On a temporary visit to London, a Palestinian family found themselves unable to return to Gaza during Israel's 2008 war on their city. Understanding their stay in London as an act of 'anchoring', the family opened a Palestinian café and sought to make their lives - as individuals, as a family and as a community - viable in the face of uncertainty. By following the stories of various family members as they struggled to recreate a sense of home, this moving ethnography introduces the concept of anchorage as a novel lens to understand migration, home and place, highlighting the fluidity, temporariness and serendipity of these experiences.
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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. On a temporary visit to London, a Palestinian family found themselves unable to return to Gaza during Israels 2008 war on their city. Understanding their stay in London as an act of anchoring, the family opened a Palestinian cafe and sought to make their lives as individuals, as a family and as a community viable in the face of uncertainty. By following the stories of various family members as they struggled to recreate a sense of home, this moving ethnography introduces the concept of anchorage as a novel lens to understand migration, home and place, highlighting the fluidity, temporariness and serendipity of these experiences. A Palestinian family, stranded in London during Israels 2008 war on Gaza, opens a cafe and adapts to uncertainty. This ethnography follows their efforts to recreate home, introducing the concept of anchoring to explore migration, home and place, highlighting the fluidity, temporariness and serendipity of these experiences. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. On a temporary visit to London, a Palestinian family found themselves unable to return to Gaza during Israels 2008 war on their city. Understanding their stay in London as an act of anchoring, the family opened a Palestinian cafe and sought to make their lives as individuals, as a family and as a community viable in the face of uncertainty. By following the stories of various family members as they struggled to recreate a sense of home, this moving ethnography introduces the concept of anchorage as a novel lens to understand migration, home and place, highlighting the fluidity, temporariness and serendipity of these experiences. A Palestinian family, stranded in London during Israels 2008 war on Gaza, opens a cafe and adapts to uncertainty. This ethnography follows their efforts to recreate home, introducing the concept of anchoring to explore migration, home and place, highlighting the fluidity, temporariness and serendipity of these experiences. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. On a temporary visit to London, a Palestinian family found themselves unable to return to Gaza during Israels 2008 war on their city. Understanding their stay in London as an act of anchoring, the family opened a Palestinian cafe and sought to make their lives as individuals, as a family and as a community viable in the face of uncertainty. By following the stories of various family members as they struggled to recreate a sense of home, this moving ethnography introduces the concept of anchorage as a novel lens to understand migration, home and place, highlighting the fluidity, temporariness and serendipity of these experiences. A Palestinian family, stranded in London during Israels 2008 war on Gaza, opens a cafe and adapts to uncertainty. This ethnography follows their efforts to recreate home, introducing the concept of anchoring to explore migration, home and place, highlighting the fluidity, temporariness and serendipity of these experiences. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Aggiungi al carrelloBuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - On a temporary visit to London, a Palestinian family found themselves unable to return to Gaza during Israel's 2008 war on their city. Understanding their stay in London as an act of 'anchoring', the family opened a Palestinian café and sought to make their lives - as individuals, as a family and as a community - viable in the face of uncertainty. By following the stories of various family members as they struggled to recreate a sense of home, this moving ethnography introduces the concept of anchorage as a novel lens to understand migration, home and place, highlighting the fluidity, temporariness and serendipity of these experiences.