Cities have changed their pulse, their pace, and reach, and the urban scale is an
interconnected element of the global “network society” with new forms of social, cultural and …

Contemporary transport systems lack resilience. They are prone to congestion, vulnerable to
multiple threats, constitute a great financial burden and are environmentally unsustainable …

When discussing the future of cities, there is a tendency to focus on technology that will
make cities and mobilities more sustainable. A bit further down the line the question of …

Current depictions of autonomous vehicle (AV) futures are produced primarily by automobile
manufacturers that largely reflect and reinforce existing sociotechnical systems in a …

The aim of this paper is to present an overarching theoretical perspective on the paradox of
inequalities and the paradigm shift in mobilities by reflecting on the challenges and …

The ability of disruptions-big and small-to induce modal shift away from the private car is one
of the more pressing concerns of transport geography and policy. Car sharing, a more …

Atmosphere, the elusive ambiance of a place, enables or hinders its mobility in global
consumption contexts. Atmosphere connects to social imaginaries, utopian representational …

Making Mobilities Matter explores the interconnection between everyday practice and policy
and planning in urban mobilities. It develops a theoretical framework for understanding …

The issue of creating more sustainable mobility systems has been revisited during the past
50 years. So far, we are still waiting for an innovative systemic change that is not simply an …

The rapid expansion of academic research on mobilities is evident in disciplines such as
geography, sociology, performance studies, media studies, history, and literary studies, but …