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Volume 9 (2019): Issue 2 (Jun 2019)

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Editorial
- Editorial
  
  Pages: v–vi
Articles
- From Victim to Villain
  
  Cycling, Traffic Policy, and Spatial Conflicts in Stockholm, circa 1980
  
  By: Martin Emanuel
  
  Pages: 1–26
- The Rise and Fall of the Segway
  
  Lessons for the Social Adoption of Future Transportation
  
  By: Andrew V. Clark, Carol Atkinson-Palombo and Norman W. Garrick
  
  Pages: 27–44
- More Than Trolleys
  
  Plausible, Ethically Ambiguous Scenarios Likely to Be Encountered by Automated Vehicles
  
  By: Noah Goodall
  
  Pages: 45–58
- From Epistemology of Suspicion to Racial Profiling
  
  Hans Gross, Mobility, and Crime around 1900
  
  By: Gal Hertz
  
  Pages: 59–81
- From Sickle to Pen
  
  Women's Education and Everyday Mobility in Rural Pakistan
  
  By: Muhammad A. Z. Mughal
  
  Pages: 82–100
Ideas in Motion
- Oceanic Travels
  
  Future Voyages for Moving Deep and Wide within the ''New Mobilities Paradigm''
  
  By: Kimberley Peters and Rachael Squire
  
  Pages: 101–111
Mobility and Art
- Algorithmic Art: Shuffling Space and Time
  
  Art-Science Dialogues and a Techno-Saga
  
  By: Linda Chiu-han Lai
  
  Pages: 112–118
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
  
  By: Koos Fransen, Sean Peacock, Peter Wood and Jie Zhang
  
  Pages: 119–127

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