Mobilities

2012 - 2025

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

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Volume 13, issue 6, 2018

‘Walking out’: the mobilities of love pp. 777-790

Lynne Pearce

Mundane intermodality: a comparative analysis of bike-renting practices pp. 791-807

Daniel Normark, Franck Cochoy, Johan Hagberg and Hélène Ducourant

Examining the rhythms of ‘urban elements’ on walking and driving routes in the city pp. 808-824

Jani Tartia

Rhythms of urban space: skateboarding the canyons, plains, and asphalt-banked schoolyards of coastal Los Angeles in the 1970s pp. 825-843

Lorne Platt

Parent–child mobility practices: revealing ‘cracks’ in the automobility system pp. 844-860

Arlene Tigar McLaren

Grasping the meaning of integration in an era of (forced) mobility: ethnographic insights from an informal refugee camp pp. 861-875

George Mavrommatis

Negotiating the ground: ‘mobilizing’ a divided field site in the ‘post-conflict’ city pp. 876-893

Bree T. Hocking, Brendan Sturgeon, Duncan Whyatt, Gemma Davies, Jonny Huck, John Dixon, Neil Jarman and Dominic Bryan

The journey of Central American women migrants: ening the mobile commons pp. 894-909

Carla Angulo-Pasel

Urban nomadism: everyday mobilities of waste recyclers in Beijing pp. 910-920

Carlo Inverardi-Ferri

Everyday knowledge on the move: dynamic process and micro politics of the transfer of pp. 921-936

Jingfu Chen and Ningning Chen

Referees who reported during August 2017 to 31 August 2018 pp. 937-938

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Volume 13, issue 5, 2018

The contingent futures of the mobile present: automation as possibility pp. 615-631

Sarah Pink, Vaike Fors and Mareike Glöss

Capturing the flexibility of adaptation and settlement: anchoring in a mobile society pp. 632-646

Aleksandra Grzymala-Kazlowska

Automobility and site ontological analysis pp. 647-661

Paul W. Hanson

Scrambled systems: the (im)mobilities of ‘storm Desmond’ pp. 662-684

Satya Savitzky

The intersection of social protection and mobilities: a move towards a ‘Practical Utopia’ research agenda pp. 685-701

Eberhard Raithelhuber, Nandita Sharma and Wolfgang Schröer

Consuming colonial imaginaries and forging postcolonial networks: on the road with Indian travellers in the 1950s pp. 702-716

Tim Edensor and Uma Kothari

Violent mobilities: men, masculinities and road conflicts in Sweden pp. 717-732

Dag Balkmar

Constructing a city, building a life: Brazilian construction workers’ continuous mobility as a permanent life strategy pp. 733-745

Luana Gama Gato and Noel B. Salazar

‘These people should not rest’: mobilities and frictions of the homeless geographies in Athens city centre pp. 746-760

Panos Bourlessas

My own business, not my children’s: negotiating funeral rites and the mobility and communication juncture among Chinese migrants in Melbourne pp. 761-775

Gil-Soo Han, Helen Forbes-Mewett and Wilfred Yang Wang

Volume 13, issue 4, 2018

The roads of immanence: infrastructural change in southern Chile pp. 441-454

Cristóbal Bonelli and Marcelo González Gálvez

Between the village and the global city: the production and decay of translocal spaces of Thai migrant workers in Singapore pp. 455-472

Simon Alexander Peth, Harald Sterly and Patrick Sakdapolrak

Distance matters: mobilities and the politics of distance pp. 473-487

Ariel Handel

Counter-mapping migration: irregular migrants’ stories through cognitive mapping pp. 488-504

Amalia Campos-Delgado

Beyond ‘bikelash’: engaging with community opposition to cycle lanes pp. 505-519

Kirsty Wild, Alistair Woodward, Adrian Field and Alex Macmillan

Schematising hospitality: Ai WeiWei’s activist artwork as a form of dark travel pp. 520-534

Rodanthi Tzanelli

Women’s mobility and ‘transport-related social exclusion’ in Bishkek pp. 535-550

Cholpon Turdalieva and Christopher Edling

A qualitative viewpoint on the Southern eurozone highly skilled labour mobility in the metropolitan area of Copenhagen in times of crisis and austerity pp. 551-568

Alessandra Cenci

Backpacker mobilities: inadvertent sustainability amidst the fluctuating pace of travel pp. 569-583

Benjamin Lucca Iaquinto

Urban pram strolling: a mobilities design perspective pp. 584-600

Martin Trandberg Jensen

The middling mobile: finding place in the liquid city pp. 601-614

Krzysztof Z. Jankowski

Volume 13, issue 3, 2018

Mobilities, mobile work and habitation: truck drivers and the crisis in occupational auto-mobility in the UK pp. 291-307

Nicky Gregson

Shadow mobilities: regulating migrant bicyclists in rural Ontario, Canada pp. 308-324

Emily Reid-Musson

The politics of leisure and labor mobilities: discourses of tourism and transnational migration in Central Java, Indonesia pp. 325-336

Carol Chan

A user’s guide to Lisbon: mobilities, spatial apprenticeship and migrant urban integration pp. 337-348

Franz Buhr

Guests on the Aegean: interactions between migrants and volunteers at Europe’s southern border pp. 349-366

Alexandra Knott

‘When and where does being Welsh matter to me?’ The influence of cross-border mobilities on constructions of sub-national belonging in the lives of Welsh Muslims pp. 367-381

Geraint Rhys Whittaker

The ‘digital glimpse’ as imagining home pp. 382-396

William Clayton, Juliet Jain, Adele Ladkin and Marina Marouda

Rhythms of moving in and between digital media: a study on video diaries of young people with physical disabilities pp. 397-410

Herminder Kaur, Paula Saukko and Karen Lumsden

Everyday mobilities and the construction of subjective spiritual geographies in ‘Non-places’ pp. 411-425

Edward Wigley

Being-in-motion: the everyday (gendered and classed) embodied mobilities for UK university students who commute pp. 426-440

Mark Holton and Kirsty Finn

Volume 13, issue 2, 2018

The new mobilities paradigm and critical security studies: exploring common ground pp. 171-184

Matthias Leese and Stef Wittendorp

Governing circulation through technology within EU border security practice-networks pp. 185-199

Georgios Glouftsios

Governing electric vehicles: mobilizing electricity to secure automobility pp. 200-215

Johannes Kester

Mobilising bodies, narrating security: tourist choreographies at Jerusalem’s Holocaust History Museum pp. 216-230

Audrey Reeves

Circulations beyond nodes: (in)securities along the pipeline pp. 231-245

Peter J. Forman

Mobilising security and logistics through an African port: A controversies approach to infrastructure pp. 246-260

Jana Hönke and Ivan Cuesta-Fernandez

Standardizing security: the business case politics of borders pp. 261-275

Matthias Leese

Mobilising a theory of kinetic politics pp. 276-290

Samid Suliman

Volume 13, issue 1, 2018

Extra-planetary mobilities and the media prospects of virtual space tourism pp. 1-13

Katarina Damjanov and David Crouch

Automobility reconfigured? Ironic seductions and mundane freedoms in 16–21 year olds’ accounts of car driving and ownership pp. 14-28

Judith Green, Rebecca Steinbach, Emma Garnett, Nicola Christie and Lindsay Prior

The speed of life and death: migrant fatalities, territorial boundaries, and energy consumption pp. 29-44

Joseph Nevins

Shared journeys, linked lives: a relational-biographical approach to mobility practices pp. 45-63

Henrike Rau and Lukas Sattlegger

Why cycling matters for electric mobility: towards diverse, active and sustainable e-mobilities pp. 64-80

Frauke Behrendt

Navigating disabling spaces: challenging ontological norms and the spatialization of difference through ‘Embodied Practices of Mobility’ pp. 81-95

Natasha Saltes

Mobility as a stratifying factor in housing: dwelling-in-place contra dwelling-on-the-move in Sweden pp. 96-110

Karin Grundström

Gender mobility: survival plays and performing Central American migration in passage pp. 111-125

Noelle K. Brigden

Producing mobility: visual narratives of the rural migrant worker in Chinese television pp. 126-141

Yu Shi and Francis L. Collins

Investigating the differential mobility experiences of Chinese cross-border students pp. 142-156

Anita K. W. Chan and Lucille L. S. Ngan

Sociodicies of (im)mobility: moral evaluations of stasis, departure and return in an emigrant village (Shenzhen, China) pp. 157-170

Anne-Christine Trémon