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<p>From the perspective of travelers, airports appear as generic "non-places." But for people who aren't just passing through—entrepreneurs, activists, and especially workers—their particularity makes them sites of struggle that shape the life of a region. Historians have much to learn from them, too. </p>

Qantas to launch world's longest flight from Sydney to London in 2025, the latest hotels popping up in Palm Springs, California, and more.

<p>From the perspective of travelers, airports appear as generic "non-places." But for people who aren't just passing through—entrepreneurs, activists, and especially workers—their particularity makes them sites of struggle that shape the life of a region. Historians have much to learn from them, too. </p>

Somehow liminal spaces are effective in creating feelings of unease and disorientation, as a Youtube short film has recently explored.

Jonathan Sperber’s The Age of Interconnection surveys the second half of the 20th century but fails to explain the ideas that shaped it.

France has more roundabouts than any other country – we trace their history and how they have come to symbolise deep worries about French cultural identity

Richard Turner's evolving retrospective at Chapman University. And forget pumpkin spice, it's Picasso season — and more in our weekly arts newsletter

The exhibition Dante the European by Corrado Veneziano is inspired by a poetic and spiritual Dante, but at the same time lucid and determined in pro

"Non-places" and "any-space-whatevers" are anonymous locations people pass through. Five artists explore these ideas through photography.

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