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Mobilities

Mobilities is a contemporary paradigm in the social sciences that explores the movement of people (human migration, individual mobility, travel, transport), ideas (see e.g. meme) and things (transport), as well as the broader social implications of those movements. Mobility can also be thought as the movement of people through social classes, social…

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SociologyAnthropologyCultural studiesEconomicsGeography
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Origins

Georg SimmelJames CliffordMarc AugéAirportsMotorways
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Theoretical underpinnings of mobilities

Urban lifeInfrastructuralComplexAutomobileRail
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Mobilities and transportation geography

Transportation geographyPositivistHumanitiesModal shiftFreight logistics
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Mobilities and transportation geography

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Mobilities methodologies

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Mobilities

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Triples35
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Origins · 16
Mobilities → Bridge, Caren Kaplan, Cresswell, Door, Feminist, Georg Simmel, Historian James Clifford, Marc Augé, Mental Life, Sheller, Simmel, Simmel's, Sociologist Manuel Castells, The, The Metropolis, Urry
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Mobilities → Francis, Sheller, Taylor, The, Urry, While
related to Theoretical underpinnings of mobilities · 6
Mobilities → Along, Georg Simmel, Sheller, Simmel, The, Urry
related to Mobilities methodologies · 3
Mobilities → Analysis, John Urry, Mimi Sheller
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Mobilities → contemporary paradigm in the social sciences that explores the movement of people, work of early 20th-century sociologist Georg Simmel
related to Mobilities and transportation geography · 2
Mobilities → Cresswell, The

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social mobility urry movement transport transportation paradigm sheller 2006 turn people geography life travel often human sciences complex also migration

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Mobilitiesrelated to Mobilities and transportation geographyThe0.60section
Mobilitiesrelated to Mobilities and transportation geographyCresswell0.60section
Mobilitiesrelated to Mobilities methodologiesMimi Sheller0.60section
Mobilitiesrelated to Mobilities methodologiesJohn Urry0.60section
Mobilitiesrelated to Mobilities methodologiesAnalysis0.60section
Mobilitiesrelated to OriginsSheller0.60section
Mobilitiesrelated to OriginsUrry0.60section
Mobilitiesrelated to OriginsGeorg Simmel0.60section
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