Add to ORKGScholars from various disciplines have used key concepts to grasp mobilities, but as of yet, a working vocabulary of these has not been fully developed. Given this context and inspired in part by Raymond Williams’ Keywords (1976), this edited volume presents contributions that critically analyze mobility-related keywords: capital, cosmopolitanism, freedom, gender, immobility, infrastructure, motility, and regime. Each chapter provides an historical context, a critical analysis of how the keyword has been used in relation to mobility, and a conclusion that proposes future usage or research.nrpages: 196status: publishe
This article introduces readers to the concept of mobility and some recent ways in which it has been...
It is important to identify not only various forms of human mobility but also the (re)production of ...
Communication donnée le 22 avril 2007 lors de la session "The meaning of circulation: moving and mob...
People have always been on the move, but human mobilities have been variously valued and interpreted...
Concept-metaphors of mobility, from 'flows' to 'nomads', function as buzzwords in contemporary socia...
Figures of mobility, from nomads to flâneurs and tourists, have been used to describe both self and ...
Figures of mobility, from nomads to flâneurs and tourists, have been used to describe both self and ...
Figures of mobility, from nomads to flâneurs and tourists, have been used to describe both self and ...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences, and this artic...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences, and this artic...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences and humanities,...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences and humanities,...
This entry critically examines the study of mobilities in social science research. Mobilities encomp...
Concept-metaphors of mobility, from fluids to nomads, function as buzzwords in contemporary social t...
In modern society, spatial mobility is highly prized, since it is associated with the idea of indivi...
This article introduces readers to the concept of mobility and some recent ways in which it has been...
It is important to identify not only various forms of human mobility but also the (re)production of ...
Communication donnée le 22 avril 2007 lors de la session "The meaning of circulation: moving and mob...
People have always been on the move, but human mobilities have been variously valued and interpreted...
Concept-metaphors of mobility, from 'flows' to 'nomads', function as buzzwords in contemporary socia...
Figures of mobility, from nomads to flâneurs and tourists, have been used to describe both self and ...
Figures of mobility, from nomads to flâneurs and tourists, have been used to describe both self and ...
Figures of mobility, from nomads to flâneurs and tourists, have been used to describe both self and ...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences, and this artic...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences, and this artic...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences and humanities,...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences and humanities,...
This entry critically examines the study of mobilities in social science research. Mobilities encomp...
Concept-metaphors of mobility, from fluids to nomads, function as buzzwords in contemporary social t...
In modern society, spatial mobility is highly prized, since it is associated with the idea of indivi...
This article introduces readers to the concept of mobility and some recent ways in which it has been...
It is important to identify not only various forms of human mobility but also the (re)production of ...
Communication donnée le 22 avril 2007 lors de la session "The meaning of circulation: moving and mob...