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. Reproduced with permission from the National Archives of Australia. the Gap by building integrated housing. 24 Discussions were held with the Director of Native Affairs, minutes and memorandums were written and sent, and a conference was held in the

infrastructural facilities for them. In a detailed history of the interactions of local and national American bodies of traffic planners, bicycle industry representatives, cycling advocates, and a variety of government agencies, Epperson describes how the “Dutch

elsewhere, in recent years we have seen a “contract[ion] back toward national literary studies of Canada and Australia, in their separate domains.” 3 Despite this separation, Kuttainen identifies a series of parallel inquiries into print culture and the

. Meanwhile, international travelers to the booming special economic zones of the Pearl River Delta (PRD), such as Shenzhen, are also forced to travel through HKIA, as China’s politics of national security restrict the ability of local PRD airports to serve

tapped into),” 46 while depicting an environment that supports his gendered and racial identity. Despite the autonomous vehicle taking over significant portions of control, the depiction of the concept car suggests a simultaneous empowering of the owner

-urban, multiethnic settlements, has given rise to fundamental transformations in societal values and practices, material culture, and ideas about health, identity, and environment. An interesting question is how the actual movement from one area and emplacement in

personal and collective identities, and a sense of belonging in a new Christchurch. 31 Attempting to regain some sense of familiarity in the rhythms of everyday life, passionate skateboarders, surfers, and climbers adopted creative practices and

travel and writing will solve this problem. It is by way of the problematic nature of travel description that Herder aligns a set of fundamental philosophical and political issues—the relationship between national specificity and the universality of human

control of mobility. Mobility is central to the political ontologies of race in the United States. One’s racial identity has an always-already mobile element. In simple terms, it is one of the mechanisms by which people are raced in the United States. In

into Australian mobilities, identities, and transnational histories. 1 Travel writing itself is an ambiguous and contested category, loosely defined as “a discourse designed to describe and interpret for its readers a geographical area together with