NEO-NOMAD

In the 21st century, the world has encountered a new wave of migration driven by social and economic factors, climate change, political conflicts, and the rapid advancement of digital technologies. Traditional notions of home are blurring, yielding to the concept of mobile existence. Individuals who are forced to or consciously choose a nomadic lifestyle are forming a new cultural code in which home is not a fixed point on a map, but a variable structure adapting to circumstances.

The author is interested in the phenomenon of neo-nomadism not merely as a striking manifestation of modernity, but also in its origins and foundational sources, since neo-nomadism raises new questions for sociology, anthropology, and economics concerning the transformation of concepts such as property, identity, social status, and boundaries.