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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.

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