Mobilities

2012 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Kevin Hannam, Professor Mimi Sheller and Professor John Urry

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Volume 15, issue 6, 2020

Referees who reported for Mobilities from 1 September 2019 – 31 August 2020 pp. iii-v

The Editors

Detour: Bodies, memories, and mobilities in and around the home pp. 757-775

Charishma Ratnam and Danielle Drozdzewski

Micro-mobilities in curated spaces: agency, autonomy and dwelling in visitor experiences of augmented reality in arts and heritage pp. 776-791

Caroline Scarles, Helen Treharne, Matthew Casey and Husna Zainal Abidin

Drive-through cities: cars, labor, and exaggerated automobilities in Abu Dhabi pp. 792-809

Abdellatif Qamhaieh and Surajit Chakravarty

Cracks in the gearbox of car hegemony: struggles over the German Verkehrswende between stability and change pp. 810-827

Tobias Haas

Public transport or E-bike taxis: the implication of everyday mobilities in contemporary China pp. 828-843

Hua Xia

Governing mobilities on the UK canal network pp. 844-861

Maarja Kaaristo, Dominic Medway, Jamie Burton, Steven Rhoden and Helen L. Bruce

Constellations of weathering: following the meteorological mobilities of Bangla bricks pp. 862-879

Beth Cullen

A political theory of interspecies mobility justice pp. 880-895

Nicholas Scott

Viapolitics and the emancipatory possibilities of abortion mobilities pp. 896-910

Cordelia Freeman

The migrancies of maps: complicating the critical cartography and migration nexus in ‘migro-mobility’ thinking pp. 911-929

Laura Lo Presti

A movement in motion: collective mobility and embodied practice in the central American migrant caravan pp. 930-944

Heather M. Wurtz

Volume 15, issue 5, 2020

On time: temporal and normative orderings of mobilities pp. 635-646

Claudio Coletta, Tobias Röhl and Susann Wagenknecht

Practices of waiting: dramatized timing within air travel pp. 647-660

Larissa Schindler

Follow the action: understanding the conflicting temporalities of ships, river, authorities and family through distributed ethnography pp. 661-676

Asher Boersma

Turbulences of speeding up data circulation. Frontex and its crooked temporalities of ‘real-time’ border control pp. 677-693

Silvan Pollozek

The moral work of timing mobilities: ‘limited insight’ and truncated worth in municipal traffic management pp. 694-707

Susann Wagenknecht

How to park a car? Immobility and the temporal organization of parking practices pp. 708-724

Karol Kurnicki

Traffic life: temporal dynamics and regulatory dimensions in agent-based transport simulations pp. 725-739

Sebastian Vehlken

Speeding up, slowing down, breaking down: an ethnography of software-driven mobility pp. 740-755

Paula Bialski

Volume 15, issue 4, 2020

Technological change and sociocultural models in China: A case study of train commuters in Beijing pp. 465-479

Zinette Bergman, Manfred Max Bergman, Christoph Haenggi, Zhao Lei and Andrew Thatcher

Transit boundaries: race and the paradox of immobility within mobile systems pp. 480-499

Gwendolyn Y. Purifoye

Invisible mobilities: stigma, immobilities, and female sex workers’ mundane socio-legal negotiations of Dhaka’s urban space pp. 500-513

Hosna J. Shewly, Lorraine Nencel, Ellen Bal and Kathinka Sinha-Kerkhoff

Make way for the wealthy? Autonomous vehicles, markets in mobility, and social justice pp. 514-526

Robert Sparrow and Mark Howard

Journeys to Knua: displacement, return and translocality in Timor-Leste pp. 527-542

Pyone Myat Thu

Understanding involuntary immobility in the Bartang Valley of Tajikistan through the prism of motility pp. 543-558

Suzy Blondin

Private violence/private transport: the role of means of transport in women’s mobility to escape from domestic violence in England and Wales pp. 559-574

Janet C. Bowstead

Differentiating the time-geography of recreational running pp. 575-587

Mattias Qviström, Linnea Fridell and Mattias Kärrholm

Producing Thailand as a transit country: borders, advocacy, and destitution pp. 588-603

Kate Coddington

Aeromobilities’ extra-sectoral costs: a methodological reorientation pp. 604-619

Weiqiang Lin and Tina Harris

‘Emotional authoritarianism’: state, education and the mobile working-class subjects pp. 620-634

Ngai Pun and Jack Qiu

Volume 15, issue 3, 2020

Exploring velotopian urban imaginaries: where Le Corbusier meets Constant? pp. 309-324

Anna Nikolaeva and Samuel Nello-Deakin

Moralities in mobility: negotiating moral subjectivities in Istanbul’s traffic pp. 325-340

Yağmur Nuhrat

‘The shops were only made for people who could walk’: impairment, barriers and autonomy in the mobility of adults with Cerebral Palsy in urban England pp. 341-361

James Bonehill, Nadia von Benzon and Jon Shaw

Including people with intellectual disabilities in the mobilities turn: mobile interviews in Toronto, Canada pp. 362-379

Benjamin Feldman, Robert Wilton and Ann Fudge Schormans

Mobile devices and their effect on the sociality on Dutch Intercity trains pp. 380-396

Rianne van Melik and Dagmar van de Schraaf

Young social milieus and multimodality: interrelations of travel behaviours and psychographic characteristics pp. 397-415

Marcel Hunecke, Sören Groth and Dirk Wittowsky

Mobile moratorium? The case of young people undertaking international internships pp. 416-430

Valentina Cuzzocrea and David C. Cairns

Disruptions of self, place and mobility: digital nomads in Chiang Mai, Thailand pp. 431-445

Paul Green

Mining mobility and settlement during an East African gold boom: Seeking fortune and accommodating fate pp. 446-463

Deborah Fahy Bryceson, Jesper Bosse Jønsson and Mike Clarke Shand

Volume 15, issue 2, 2020

Reproductive mobilities pp. 107-119

Amy Speier, Kristin Lozanski and Susan Frohlick

Reproductive vibes: therapeutic atmospheres and the reproductive force of tourism mobilities pp. 120-134

Susan Frohlick

North American surrogate reproductive mobilities incited by cross-border reproductive care pp. 135-145

Amy Speier

Mobilizing mobilities: birthright tourists as willful strangers in Canada pp. 146-160

Kristin Lozanski

The im/mobilities of ‘sometimes-migrating’ for abortion: Ireland to Great Britain pp. 161-172

Lesley Murray and Nichola Khan

Canada’s forced birth travel: towards feminist indigenous reproductive mobilities pp. 173-187

Jaime Cidro, Rachel Bach and Susan Frohlick

The reproduction of reproduction: theorizing reproductive (im)mobilities pp. 188-195

Mimi Sheller

The migration map trap. On the invasion arrows in the cartography of migration pp. 196-219

Henk van Houtum and Rodrigo Bueno Lacy

Fortress Europe’s far-flung borderlands: ‘Illegality’ and the ‘deportation regime’ in France’s Caribbean and Indian Ocean territories pp. 220-240

Catherine Benoît

Unlikely hikers? Activism, Instagram, and the queer mobilities of fat hikers, women hiking alone, and hikers of colour pp. 241-256

Phiona Stanley

Taming future mobilities: biopolitics and data behaviourism in the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) pp. 257-272

Nicolas Gäckle

Urban greening and mobility justice in Dhaka’s informal settlements pp. 273-289

Razia Sultana, Thomas Birtchnell and Nicholas Gill

The contradictory politics of the right to travel: mobilities, borders & tourism pp. 290-306

Raoul V. Bianchi, Marcus L. Stephenson and Kevin Hannam

John Urry Memorial Prize 2020 pp. 307-307

The Editors

Volume 15, issue 1, 2020

Mobilities and Utopias: a critical reorientation pp. 1-10

Carlos López-Galviz, Monika Büscher and Malene Freudendal-Pedersen

Blood drones: using utopia as method to imagine future vital mobilities pp. 11-24

Stephanie Sodero and Richard Rackham

Drone-topia as method pp. 25-38

Julia M. Hildebrand

Illuminating urban street (u)topias pp. 39-53

Lesley Murray and Susan Robertson

Care moves people: complex systems and futures signals supporting production and reflection of individual mobile utopias pp. 54-68

Nicolas A. Balcom Raleigh, Anna Kirveennummi and Sari Puustinen

Speculating with human rights: two South Asian women writers and utopian mobilities pp. 69-80

Barnita Bagchi

Mobility and data: cycling the utopian Internet of Things pp. 81-105

Frauke Behrendt