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This book emerged from a sustained reflection on a condition that defines contemporary human existence more than is often acknowledged: the condition of movement—geographical, social, cultural, and psychological—and the demand placed on individuals to continuously adapt within environments that are themselves unstable, interpretative, and structurally unequal in their modes of recognition. policy outcome or a sociological category,
The central concern of this work is not migration alone, nor cultural transition in a narrow sense, but the deeper question of how identity is maintained, transformed, or fragmented within systems that require constant adjustment. Integration, in this context, is not treated as a but as a lived and ongoing structural condition of human life.