Going First Class?

Discover the intricate world of contemporary mobility in "Going First Class?" by Vered Amit, published by Berghahn Books in 2007. This enlightening hardback delves into the diverse circumstances and motivations driving individuals to embark on journeys across borders. From expatriates and peripatetic professionals to middle-class migrants pursuing educational and career advancements, Amit examines the multifaceted nature of emigration and immigration. With 172 pages of insightful case studies, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of the social aspects of travel and transnationalism. Whether you are interested in the dynamics of mobility or the quest for self-development through travel, "Going First Class?" provides a thought-provoking perspective on the motivations behind modern migration. Perfect for students and enthusiasts of anthropology and sociology, this essential nonfiction work will enrich your understanding of the global landscape of movement.