This article examines lived experiences of food insecurity in the United Kingdom as a liminal phenomenon. Our research is set within context austerity measures, welfare reform and precarity experienced by increasing numbers individuals. Drawing on original qualitative data, we highlight diverse transitional, oscillating between phases everyday access to requiring supplementary food, which are b...

As foreigners who inevitably change the communities they enter, refugees,who typically materialize swiftly and in large, noticeable numbers, are often blamed fordisturbing stable American lifestyle identity regarded as a burden to thecommunities nations join. Aside from initial shock panic at sheervolume of refugees, process resettlement, which relies heavily on both localsponsorship federal so...

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to answer two research questions: How does a self-initiated migrant (SiM)'s talent identity work operate in relation their culture, the societies which they live, interpersonal relationships and tacit knowledge development? how can global management be re-imagined light this? Design/methodology/approach This co-constructed autoethnography produced from refle...

Psychological phenomena take place at the border between person and environment. Indeed, psychology as a whole may be seen as a science of human liminal constructions, a science concerned with the dynamic relationships that exist between people and what surrounds them and with the constant border crossing that defines the arena within which all human development takes place. From this perspecti...

Liminality refers to being “betwixt and between” (Turner, 1967). We draw on boundary theory propose elaborate upon the notion of “liminal researchers”—the in-between status we hold when conduct research that is personally meaningful or in highly familiar settings, despite fact are not actually a member group studied. Indeed, liminal researcher organizational studies denotes dwelling phenomenon ...

We prove that the C *-algebra of a directed graph E is liminal iff the graph satisfies the finiteness condition: if p is an infinite path or a path ending with a sink or an infinite emitter, and if v is any vertex, then there are only finitely many paths starting with v and ending with a vertex in p. Moreover, C * (E) is Type I precisely when the circuits of E are either terminal or transitory,...