Lauren B. Wagner is Associate Professor in Diasporic Mobilities at Maastricht University, where she serves as Programme Director for the MA Globalisation and Development and as a curriculum developer in the Bachelor in Global Studies. She is a postdisciplinary social scientist investigating diasporic mobilities through ethnomethodology.

This book is a fresh whirlwind, a highly commendable contribution to understanding mobility practices among the post-migration generation in Europe, regularly engaging in visits to Morocco. Theoretically, the research skilfully moves above and beyond what we traditionally call tourist, migration or diaspora studies. Moreover, it surprises the reader with the breadth and depth of methodological excellence, combining mobile ethnography with visual materials and conversational analysis. As a result, words become alive and rise from the flatness of the written text. This book will demand a lot from a reader, but its freshness, methodological innovativeness and true interdisciplinarity will reward you generously.-Dr Aija Lulle, Karelian Institute, University of Eastern Finland

• Foreword: Moving Beyond Eurocentric Tourist Studies, by Tim EdensorChapter 1 – Introduction: Home for summer vacationChapter 2 – Assembling diasporicness: More than the sum of its partsChapter 3 - Vignettes: Attachments, Embodiments, InsulationsChapter 4 – Conclusions: Assembling diasporic mobilitiesAppendix: Methodological design

Lauren B. Wagner is Associate Professor in Diasporic Mobilities at Maastricht University, where she serves as Programme Director for the MA Globalisation and Development and as a curriculum developer in the Bachelor in Global Studies. She is a postdisciplinary social scientist investigating diasporic mobilities through ethnomethodology.

This book is a fresh whirlwind, a highly commendable contribution to understanding mobility practices among the post-migration generation in Europe, regularly engaging in visits to Morocco. Theoretically, the research skilfully moves above and beyond what we traditionally call tourist, migration or diaspora studies. Moreover, it surprises the reader with the breadth and depth of methodological excellence, combining mobile ethnography with visual materials and conversational analysis. As a result, words become alive and rise from the flatness of the written text. This book will demand a lot from a reader, but its freshness, methodological innovativeness and true interdisciplinarity will reward you generously.-Dr Aija Lulle, Karelian Institute, University of Eastern Finland

• Foreword: Moving Beyond Eurocentric Tourist Studies, by Tim EdensorChapter 1 – Introduction: Home for summer vacationChapter 2 – Assembling diasporicness: More than the sum of its partsChapter 3 - Vignettes: Attachments, Embodiments, InsulationsChapter 4 – Conclusions: Assembling diasporic mobilitiesAppendix: Methodological design

Lauren B. Wagner is Associate Professor in Diasporic Mobilities at Maastricht University, where she serves as Programme Director for the MA Globalisation and Development and as a curriculum developer in the Bachelor in Global Studies. She is a postdisciplinary social scientist investigating diasporic mobilities through ethnomethodology.

This book is a fresh whirlwind, a highly commendable contribution to understanding mobility practices among the post-migration generation in Europe, regularly engaging in visits to Morocco. Theoretically, the research skilfully moves above and beyond what we traditionally call tourist, migration or diaspora studies. Moreover, it surprises the reader with the breadth and depth of methodological excellence, combining mobile ethnography with visual materials and conversational analysis. As a result, words become alive and rise from the flatness of the written text. This book will demand a lot from a reader, but its freshness, methodological innovativeness and true interdisciplinarity will reward you generously.-Dr Aija Lulle, Karelian Institute, University of Eastern Finland

• Foreword: Moving Beyond Eurocentric Tourist Studies, by Tim EdensorChapter 1 – Introduction: Home for summer vacationChapter 2 – Assembling diasporicness: More than the sum of its partsChapter 3 - Vignettes: Attachments, Embodiments, InsulationsChapter 4 – Conclusions: Assembling diasporic mobilitiesAppendix: Methodological design