welcome to our new social+ORDER

at the cross+ROADS ... places of hybrid identity + psychic limbo

common interest + experience defines us better than geography, nationality -- or even blood

*this is where we live*

call it neo+CULTURE

American culture (25)
borderlands (6)
career (16)
community (42)
culture (45)
Expat Harem concept (5)
family (16)
friendship (9)
global niche (17)
harem (4)
history (23)
home (23)
identity (72)
memoir (7)
multicultural (14)
origin (27)
psychic limbo (6)
self-image (32)
society (39)
taboo (12)
women (17)

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What kind of global citizen are you?


Born that way, always been


Schooled abroad


Lived abroad


Worked abroad


Traveler


Interested in a wider world


All of the above


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With/out borders

Border disputes never made sense to me. Living all over the world gave me a free floating perception of the world. [...]

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Immigration immunity

Does just being an expat earn you a badge of tolerance toward other cultures — all of a sudden? [...]

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Great White People Book Club

Global thinkers must navigate and find a way to bridge worlds that might make only a sinister kind of sense. [...]

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Gender bending with James Chartrand

James Chartrand is head of the web design and copywriting outfit Men With Pens — and he’s a woman. [...]

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Running from the pack

Here’s my idea of travel torture: Sabotaging a holiday by overpaying someone to impose an itinerary on me. [...]

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In the face of history

In hometown London, history’s in your face. For Joe Clarke, moving to Anatolia has been an escape to something quite new: more patient ancient history. [...]

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Expat. Immigrant. Assimilant.

This American resident of Istanbul with Turkish citizenship may be fluent in Turkish but she can’t describe herself in any language. [...]

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Honor in defeat

Can there be honor in defeat? How does your culture define national honor? [...]

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