‘I’m not sure where home is’: narratives of student mobilities into and through higher education

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RT @E_Fortnum: ‘The past is never finished it cannot be wrapped up like a package, or a scrapbook, or an acknowledgment; we never leave it…

Thank you for this. Study like this builds the foundation for the research I am currently working on: exploring consumer vulnerability and marketplace exclusion of the working-class higher education students.

‘The past is never finished it cannot be wrapped up like a package, or a scrapbook, or an acknowledgment; we never leave it and it never leaves us behind’ (Barad, 2007). Really enjoyed reading this paper - thanks to Balloo, Gravett & Erskine, 2021 for…

@s_mckechnie the narratives of student mobilities around employability would be interesting here

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