Some occupations are subject to more complex identity work processes than others. This rings true for those professional endeavours that relatively poorly known and cannot rely on institutions as a reference identification, such digital nomadism. Digital nomads can broadly be defined professionals who embrace extreme forms of mobile combine their interest in travel with the possibility remotely...

We describe a study of 312 subjects in 71 families near related to a proband with type II hyperprolinaemia. The subjects were Irish travellers (nomads) among whom consanguineous marriage and high fertility are common. Thirteen additional cases of type II hyperprolinaemia were discovered; all were offspring of consanguineous unions. A further 50 subjects were found to have mild hyperprolinaemia....

This article explores a key question in political sociology: Can post-communist policy-making be described with classical theories of the Western state or do we need a theory of the specificity of the post-communist state? In so doing, we consider Janine Wedel's clique theory, concerned with informal social actors and processes in post-communist transition. We conducted a case study of drug rei...

The objective of this article is to check the reliability attribution medieval Chinese painting “Fanqi tu” (“Nomads”) Hu Huan (Hu Huai), an artist living at end 9 th – beginning 10 century. In order achieve objective, two tasks must be undertaken: 1) compare with other paintings by Huan, and 2) widen range comparisons including renwu genre artists close Huan’s paintings. Some compared pictures ...

Introduction: This scoping literature review explored the characteristics and behaviours of a subset Australia’s older population: ‘grey nomads’, many who live travel with type 1 or 2 diabetes mellitus. Grey nomads are people aged more than 55 years, in caravans motorhomes for extended periods time around rural remote areas Australia. challenging established view ageing Australia by their lifes...