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Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Mobilities and materialities

Some very interesting papers have appeared in a new journal issue:

Environment and Planning 2006 NO 2

Theme issue: Mobilities and materialities
Guest editors: Mimi Sheller, John Urry

The new mobilities paradigm - Mimi Sheller, John Urry

Disaster in agriculture: or foot and mouth mobilities - John Law

Tending to mobility: intensities of staying at the petrol station - Daniel Normark

The impact of new transport technologies on intraurban mobility: a view from the past
- Colin Pooley, Jean Turnbull, Mags Adams

Pioneering mobilities: new patterns of movement and motility in a mobile world - Sven Kesselring

Vision in motion - Monika Büscher

Aeromobility and work - Claus Lassen

Metabolisms of obecity: flows of fat through bodies, cities, and sewers - Simon Marvin, Will Medd

When there are no pagodas on Pagoda Street: language, mapping and navigating ambiguities in colonial Singapore - Yoke Sum Wong

Mobility/stability: British Asian cultures of 'landscape and Englishness' - Divya P Tolia-Kelly

Unpacking corporeal mobilities: the global voyages of labour and leisure
- Nupur Gogia

'Watch us wander': mobile surveillance and the surveillance of mobility - Jennie Germann Molz

Mobility and war: the cosmic view of US 'air power' - Caren Kaplan
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