Deborah Reed-Donahay, a Professor of Anthropology at the University at Buffalo, delves into her latest book, which examines the concept of 'sideways migration' experienced by French middle-class citizens in London. They discuss the socioeconomic factors driving these migrations and how Brexit has impacted French expatriates. Insights include the emotional and legal challenges of adapting post-Brexit, the role of support networks for migrants, and the exploration of identity through contemporary literature. A captivating look into the intersection of culture and migration!

In this captivating discussion, Deborah Reed-Donahay, a Professor of Anthropology at the University at Buffalo and author of 'Sideways Migration,' delves into the intriguing world of French middle-class migrants in London. She explores the motivations behind their relocation, shedding light on 'sideways migration' as a concept. The conversation also highlights how Brexit has reshaped their experiences of identity and belonging, fueling challenges and resilience in maintaining their cultural ties while navigating a new social landscape.