Dragan Stanojevic

ABSTRACT In an increasingly globalized, digital world, the way family is conceptualized and practiced is becoming highly diversified and complex. This article investigates the evolving concept of transnational families (TNFs) and aims to elucidate the similarities and differences in how ‘transnational’ and ‘family’ are understood in the academic literature across various contexts.

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