One entry found for autochthonous diaspora.
Main Entry: au·toch·tho·nous di·as·po·ra
Pronunciation: o-’täk-th&-n&s dI-’as-p(&-)r&
Function: noun
Etymology: Greek, dispersion, from diaspeirein to scatter, from dia- + speirein to sow
1: a group of people settled far from their ancestral homelands, formed or originating in the place where found.
2: the oxymoronical state of forming a community far from home and living in it, without ever meeting your bretheren, and without ever leaving where you were.
“We are after all, in the global business of world politics whether we like it or not”
The AutochthonousDiaspora is about creating, understanding and directing groups of people who come together in synthetic spaces but act in physical ones - it is about being on the butter knife’s edge of the future of political movements and the nations of the future.