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The ‘C’ Word

Class, Migrants and Academia

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Bread and Roses

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The city I live in now, Paris, is a city of bakeries. The baguette is as much an icon as the Eiffel Tower and the smell of freshly baked bread is one of the pleasures of this city. Walking along the streets you’ll find bakeries within metres of one another, each servicing the needs of local residents for bread, patisseries and other baked goods.

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Ngo, M. (2015). The ‘C’ Word. In: Michell, D., Wilson, J.Z., Archer, V. (eds) Bread and Roses. SensePublishers, Rotterdam. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6300-127-4_1

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