Lifestyle migration from the Global South to the Global North: individualism, social class, and freedom in a centre of "superdiversity"

School of Geography & Sustainable Development

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Ideological migration: lifestyle, belonging and the geographical imagination between London and São Paulo
Robins, D. J. (Author), Finney, N. (Supervisor), McCollum, D. (Supervisor), Leahy, S. (Supervisor) & Laurie, N. (Supervisor), 1 Dec 2020
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis (PhD)