Fioratta, Global Nomads

Countering the traditional narrative of “migration as crisis,” Global Nomads tells the story of a group of people for whom migration is not a symptom of a disordered world, but rather an ordinary practice full of social and personal meaning. Decentering migration from North America and Europe, this ethnography explores how ethnic Fulɓe people in the West African Republic of Guinea migrate abroad to seek their fortunes and fulfill their responsibilities—in the process, securing a place at home.