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Europeanization as Glocalization,o say that “words are always in motion, and as they move across space and time, they inscribe the arcs of our past and present” (Gluck, 2009: 3). Furthermore, as scholars, “what we have in common is the injunction to follow our word to where it does its work” (Gluck, 2009: 3).