"In a world marked by ever-shifting demographics, the movement of people across borders has become an undeniable facet of contemporary life. "Theories and Practices of Global Journeys" provides an in-depth exploration of the intricate tapestry of human migration, offering fresh insights into the challenges and triumphs that define the experiences of immigrants, migrants, displaced individuals, and the stateless. This compelling volume delves into seven distinct chapters, each a standalone repository of knowledge. It not only unravels the complexities of migration but also bridges theory and practice to understand the vast landscape of human mobility. In a deeply personal narrative, the book provides a case study of internal and external migration, sharing transformative experiences across different countries and cultures. It reflects the duality of life as a migrant, from adjusting to new surroundings to pursuing advanced studies. This book is a profound exploration of human mobility that transcends academic boundaries. It is a vital resource for scholars, development agencies, policymakers, and all who are committed to the welfare of humanity. Through these pages, we hope to not only expand our understanding of migration but also contribute to the ongoing dialogue on social well-being, public welfare, and the betterment of our global community."
