The strange and exciting fruits of global culture

Article Abstract:

World citizenship is now the norm of the '90s. Movement through travel and migration have become easier and faster resulting in cultural exchanges, amalgamation and appropriations. However, these do not necessarily mean homogeneity, just greater access to more differing cultures.

Evaluation, Multiculturalism

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Stranger in a strange land

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the urge of human beings to travel to and live in different parts of the world are discussed. The daily life of a American living in Nara, Japan is described.

Social aspects, Travel, Cover Story, Emigration and immigration, Nara, Japan

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Nowhere man: confessions of a perpetual foreigner

Article Abstract:

A new breed of world citizen is the transcontinental group of travelers who seem to be resident aliens of the world.

United States, Personal narratives, Aliens, Citizenship

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