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spir-11906	Edwards, Sarah Elizabeth	'IF YOU CAN WORK FROM ANYWHERE, WHY WORK ANYWHERE ELSE?': FLEXIBLE CITIZENSHIP, REGIMES OF MOBILITY, AND THE DISCOURSE OF DIGITAL NOMADISM	2021.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1276	58	37	While a number of studies have examined how digital nomads understand their own communities and lifestyles, less research has critically examined how various governments have leveraged the category of digital nomadism to encourage independent workers to participate in their economies via remote work. The discourse of digital nomadism thus emerges as a key site at which to examine the cultural logics of globalization, forms of flexible citizenship and capital accumulation, and regimes of (im)mobility that structure the political economy of movement (Ong, 1999; Salazar and Smith, 2011; Glick Schiller and Salazar, 2013).	cache/spir-11906.pdf	txt/spir-11906.txt