Blogs about: Global Nomad
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Shophouse talk
This week at a global nomad dinner party — guest list drawn up virtually by a mutual friend who met the diners all over the world — I had the pleasure of chatting with an artist and his ar… more →
Furthering the Worldwide Cultural Conversation
Shophouse talk
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Anastasia M. Ashman wrote 1 week ago: This week at a global nomad dinner party — guest list drawn up virtually by a mutual friend wh … more →
The Prime Cipher
Mogbolahan Koya-Oyagbola wrote 1 month ago: I have a confession to make. I have a favourite dictionary. As a British English speaker I’m all too … more →
expat+HAREM: blooming behind closed doors
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Anastasia M. Ashman wrote 1 month ago: Expat Harem has a new global niche. The Expat Harem — a concept I coined in 2004 with Jennifer … more →
Repatriation and Identity: William E. Cross
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findingschools wrote 2 months ago: This is the last of a three part series on different theories related to Third Culture Kids (TCKs) a … more →
Rolling stone
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Anastasia M. Ashman wrote 2 months ago: I’d been on the move for a decade when I reviewed Pico Iyer’s Tropical Classical for the Far E … more →
Repatriation and Identity: Paul Pederson
findingschools wrote 2 months ago: For the next few weeks, we’ll explore three different theories related to Third Culture Kids (TCKs) … more →
So... where do you come from?
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sandaion6 wrote 3 months ago: How I dreaded this question when I was younger! It always meant going into far too much detail or tu … more →
Fridge-o-phobia
morealtitude wrote 3 months ago: I bought a fridge this week. This may not sound like a comment-worthy event, financial implications … more →
Decomposing self
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Anastasia M. Ashman wrote 4 months ago: Happily at home in Istanbul in 2007, I flipped through Unsuitable for Ladies. Edited by Jane Robinso … more →
A Little Random
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morealtitude wrote 7 months ago: I’m a change junkie. It’s one of the things that defines me as a TCK- a Third Culture K … more →
