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Border crossings: Narratives of movement,'home'and riskLupton et al., 2001
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- Lupton D
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Despite the extensive sociological literature commenting on the 'risk society', surprisingly little empirical research has explored the ways in which notions, narratives and knowledges concerning risks are developed, understood and embedded in personal risk biographies. In …
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