Sheller, Mimi (Author)
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Volume: 7
Issue: 3
Pages: 112-116
Publication date: December 2017
Language: English
Edition Details: Mobilities in a Dangerous World
The articles in this special issue show how a theoretical approach informed by the mobilities turn can reveal new facets of the history of dangerous mobility. This afterword draws together some of these lessons concerning materialities, bodily sensations, and performativity, and then considers how we might study these aspects of danger and mobility from an international, comparative, and historical methodological perspective.
...MoreArticle Adams-Hutcheson, Gail; Thorpe, Holly; Coleborne, Catharine (December 2017) Understanding Mobilities in a Dangerous World: Introduction to Special Issue. Transfers (pp. 1-5).
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