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make compelling and interactive dashboards.?This book will help those familiar with Tableau software chart their journey to being a visualization expert..Pro Tableau demonstrates the power of visual analytics and teaches you how to: .Connect to various data sources such as spreadsheets, text files,

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,Introduction: Memories on the Move—Experiencing Mobility, Rethinking the Past,spection of memory practices in the context of different mobility regimes. It underscores the importance of going beyond methodological nationalism while acknowledging the persistent power of the nation state both to regulate mobility and to define the past. Moreover, it draws attention to the agent

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Ambivalent Sites of Memories: The Meaning of Family Homes for Transnational Familiesmory site in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina. Based on data from ethnographic fieldwork in Bosnia, Denmark and Sweden, the chapter argues that the family house can be perceived as a memory site revealing different layers of ambivalence: the ambivalence of ‘return’; the ambivalence of the simultaneous pr

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Memory in Motion: Photographs in Suitcasesmale migrants living in Catalonia, Spain. By exploring the selection, transportation and placement of photographs carried on their first migratory trip, it analyses how these women—together with their photographs—strive to maintain individual and family memories in a context where their free movemen

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Mobile Temporalities: Place, Ruination and the Dialectics of Timeility and temporality in the life-worlds of two Somalis who left Mogadishu at the outbreak of the war in the 1990s. Looking into the ways in which they actively make sense of this crucial ‘memory-place’ (Ricoeur, Paul. ., 2004), a place that that has been turned into a landscape of ruins and rubble,

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