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Trending Transfers: A Decade of New Mobility Studies through the Lens of Transmodality, Transnationalism, and Transdisciplinarity (March 2020)

Mom, Gijs (Author)

Transfers
Volume: 10
Issue: 1
Pages: 2-19

URI: https://www.berghahnjournals.com/view/journals/transfers/10/1/trans100103.xml

DOI: 10.3167/TRANS.2020.100103

Publication Date: March 2020
Edition Details: Special Anniversary Issue
Language: English

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Looking back on nine years of Transfers, this essay first analyzes the journal's 141 main articles statistically, investigating whether and how much they represented the editorial team's ambition to develop New Mobility Studies guided by transmodality, transnationalism, and transdisciplinarity, in the process decentering the vehicle, the nation, and even history. Together with its hundreds of Editorials, opinionated Ideas in Motion essays and book, film, and art reviews, the journal was able to carve out a clear trend toward a well-established and solid niche within the general mobility studies field. Embedded in a narrative about the personal scholarly development of its first editor in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the essay shows how Transfers managed to offer its readers a hybrid mix of a scholarly vista on and over the edge of the field and an artistic, curatorial, and filmic and, in general, aesthetic struggle with mobility.

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Article Georgine Clarsen (March 2020) On Growing a Journal: A View from the South. Transfers (pp. 36-48). unapi

Article Noel B. Salazar (March 2020) Transfers at a Crossroads: An Anthropological Perspective. Transfers (pp. 66-73). unapi

Article Kudzai Matereke (March 2020) Mobilizing Disability Studies: A Critical Perspective. Transfers (pp. 86-99). unapi

Article Lynne Pearce (March 2020) “Text-as-Means” versus “Text-as-End-in-Itself”: Some Reasons Why Literary Scholars Have Been Slow to Hop on the Mobilities Bus. Transfers (pp. 76-84). unapi

Article Peter Merriman (March 2020) Micro-Mobilities in Lockdown. Transfers (pp. 50-56). unapi

Article Mimi Sheller (March 2020) Ten Years of Transfers: Mobility Studies and Social Change during a Pandemic. Transfers (pp. 22-34). unapi

Article Mathieu Flonneau (March 2020) The Transfers/T2M Duo and the Evolution of the Reflection on Mobilities: The Textbook Case of the Historical Representations of the Paris Beltway. Transfers (pp. 112-121). unapi

Article Stéphanie Ponsavady (March 2020) Editorial. Transfers. unapi

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