Creoles, Diasporas and Cosmopolitanisms: The Creolization of Nations, Cultural Migrations, Global Languages and Literatures

Focusing on the impact of mass migration and globalization, this book explores the evolving cultural identities within societies. It features contributions from various disciplines, including social and political science, history, and anthropology, addressing how these shifts influence monocultural and monolingual regions. The discussions highlight the complexities of cultural exchange and the challenges faced by communities adapting to rapid changes in their social fabric.