| Description |
1 online resource (266 pages) |
| Series |
Transport and Society |
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Transport and society.
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| Contents |
From mobility to its ideology: when mobility becomes an imperative / Christophe Mincke -- Identity construction and mobility in pilgrims' and travelers' writings: contemporary reports about the Way of St. James and the Hippie Trail / Frank Neubert -- Instrumentalising the 'mobility argument': discursive patterns in the Romanian media / Camelia Beciu and Mirela Lazar -- The discursive accomplishment of rationalities in the automobility regime / Laura Bang Lindegaard -- Who does the move? affirmation or de-construction of the solitary mobile subject / Katharina Manderscheid -- Passengers without havens? discourses on the hypermobile subject and self-conceptions of frequent travellers / Marcel Endres -- 'Inappropriate' Europeans. On fear, space, and Roma mobility / Birgitta Frello -- For the power, against the power: the political discourses of high-speed rail in Europe, the United States and China / Ander Audikana and Zenhua Chen -- Small technologies and big systems / Thomas Birtchnell and John Urry -- From the urban planning discourse to a circulation dispositif -- an epistemological approach to the mobility turn / Pauline Wolff |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Transportation -- Social aspects.
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Population geography.
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Communication -- Social aspects.
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population geography.
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Communication -- Social aspects
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Population geography
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Transportation -- Social aspects
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Endres, Marcel
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Manderscheid, Katharina
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Mincke, Christophe
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| ISBN |
9781317023852 |
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1317023854 |
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