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Sarah L. Bell and Simon Cook

Mobilities and Health Intersections between health and mobility are significant, complex, and life-changing. Since Gatrell's 1 observations that “[c]onnections between the literatures on mobilities and wellbeing have, in general, been

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Theorizing Mobility Transitions

An Interdisciplinary Conversation

Cristina Temenos, Anna Nikolaeva, Tim Schwanen, Tim Cresswell, Frans Sengers, Matt Watson, and Mimi Sheller

Introduction ( Cristina Temenos and Anna Nikolaeva ) How people will move, en masse and individually, is a key question facing a transition to a post- or low-carbon future. While measures seeking to reduce mobility-related emissions are

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Holly Thorpe

consequences of such tragedies on individuals, families, and communities. 3 Over the past decade, mobilities researchers have contributed to this scholarship by examining the (im)mobilities and migration patterns of those directly and indirectly affected by

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Ceasing Fire and Seizing Time

LA Gang Tours and the White Control of Mobility

Sarah Sharma and Armonds R. Towns

production of race as it is tied to mobility in the United States. We shift the focus, then, to consider not the exploitative tourist gaze but the moment of the bus’s arrival in the neighborhood and the power it exerts in transforming the spatial and temporal

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Understanding Mobilities in a Dangerous World

Gail Adams-Hutcheson, Holly Thorpe, and Catharine Coleborne

caused millions of refugees to travel long distances in search of a safe place to call “home.” The Syrian refugee crisis in particular has ignited the fear of the figure of the refugee and the impact of their mobilities on host nations. 1 Politically

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Black Moves

Moments in the History of African-American Masculine Mobilities

Tim Cresswell

This article builds on previous work on the politics of mobility within the broad remit of mobility studies to ask how such an approach might illuminate the history of black geographies in the United States. 1 As befits a mobilities approach

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Anxious Mobilities

A Visual Inquiry into Pandemic Disruptions of Urban Railway Mobilities in Tokyo

Christoph Schimkowsky

The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped mobility practices, infrastructures, and experiences. Anti-virus measures such as lockdowns and border closures halted, slowed down, and reorganized various forms of human movement ranging from everyday commutes

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Unruly Landscapes and the City of London

Mobility Studies, Street Photography, and Stephen McLaren's The Crash

Susan P. Mains

Mobilities and Photographic Landscapes In Stephen McLaren's photographic series, The Crash: London's Finance Disaster 2008 , 1 there are three particularly striking images that allude to unfolding unruly landscapes. The first image ( Figure

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Your “Eyesore,” My History?

People and “Dead” Cars in a Remote Aboriginal Community

Kate Senior, Richard Chenhall, and Daphne Daniels

anthropologists) and are forced to buy inferior, often badly maintained second-hand cars. These conditions result in Ngukurr and Nalawan residents, like residents of many remote Aboriginal communities, having unequal capabilities for mobility. 4 This article

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Containing mobilities

Changing time and space of maritime labor

Johanna Markkula

Santiago's story to highlight three issues that are central to this article. First, Santiago's description of the short port stays and the transfer of cargo out at sea points to a set of transformations in maritime shipping where the increased mobility of