`̀ In this chapter we argue that many current spatial metaphors, such as `positionality', `locality', `grounding', `displacement', `territory', `nomadism', and so forth require urgent critical scrutiny. The appeal of these spatial metaphors lies precisely in the new meaning they impart, but it is increasingly evident that these metaphors depend overwhelmingly on a very specific and contested con...

Abstract Systemic risks––pandemics, economic recessions, professional precarity, political volatility, and climate emergencies––increasingly erode previously taken for granted stabilities consumers’ confidence in the future. How do consumers manage risk uncertainty when ontological security are on decline? Traditionally, have built a sense of through solid consumption (e.g., home ownership, acc...

To the extent that digital capitalism and globalization processes have been developing, arrival of nomads has grown in Spain. With pandemic, this mobility was affected to a lesser magnitude than other types flow. In context, paper deals with study characteristics policies developed attract them during health crisis. these objectives, research, relation nomads, carried out based on analysis diff...

This paper demonstrates that two novels of European and African origins, Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway (1925) Emezi’s Freshwater (2018) share a common discursive formative. Nomadism, it is argued, constitutes the consciousness behind textual formation stories, this informs trajectory border crossing observable in terms narration, characterization incidents. The subjects stories mostly refuse fixed norma...

At the time, Prof. Kemal Akishev drew attention to the considerable similarity of European Scythians culture and Asian Sakas [1], thus laying the foundation for the study of their transcontinental communications. Indeed, the very nomadic ordained main areas of communicative activity of Early Nomads in the entire Eurasian steppe zone. Cultural and economic type of their life estimated duration (...