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Nomadland

Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century
in: Sociology
Summary:

The book investigates the phenomenon of older Americans who, due to economic necessity, adopt a nomadic lifestyle, living in vans and RVs while traveling the country in search of seasonal work. It provides an intimate look at the joys and challenges faced by these modern-day nomads, offering a revealing portrait of the precariousness of retirement in contemporary America.

Key points:

1. Economic Struggles: The book emphasizes the increasing economic struggles of older Americans, many of whom can't afford retirement and live nomadically, seeking low-paying jobs.

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