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Diverse Lives: Weaving Personal Stories,ent routes that led them to this migration, and an initial sense of their lives there. The stories we present reveal how imaginings of a better way of life underpin decisions to migrate, but also how acting on the basis of these imaginings is variously supported by experience, expectations, assumpti

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Working Towards the Good Life, only speak about paid employment—as might be assumed in the case of corporate expatriacy—but consider work to extend into volunteering and the other activities that such migrants occupy themselves with. The chapter is therefore descriptive of work and non-work lives, and diversity, and also illustr

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Telling Practice Stories of Lifestyle Migration at the Intersections of Postcoloniality and Neolibeow privilege is structured, experienced, and embodied in the search for a better way of life through migration. We highlight the unique insights offered by the book into the interplay of these wider structural and material conditions, with the proximate structures that benefit lifestyle migrants and

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Michaela Benson,Karen O’Reillyrograms and provides evidence of current courses across many under-represented countries throughout the world. It makes a significant contribution to understanding the environment for early childhood teacher pr978-981-16-5741-2978-981-16-5739-9

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Michaela Benson,Karen O’Reillyeologies and challenges as well as new pathways in engineering education. Topics addressed include examining engineering education in countries ranging from India to America, to racial and gender equity in engi978-3-319-38044-5978-3-319-16169-3Series ISSN 1879-7202 Series E-ISSN 1879-7210

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Michaela Benson,Karen O’Reillyproach to education. In order to resolve this underlying tension in engineering education, this chapter proposes and exemplifies a third approach that seeks to foster a “hybrid imagination” combining a scientific-technical problem-solving competence with an understanding of the problems that need to