1st Edition
Brazilian Mobilities
Introduction
Camila Moraes and Maria Alice de Faria Nogueira
1. Moving On: How Mobile is Tourism Research on Transport in Brazil
Thiago Allis, Rafael Castro and Carla Fraga
2. The Mobilities of the Favela and the Social Life of Souvenirs
Bianca Freire-Medeiros and Palloma Valle Menezes
3. Green Favelas: Past, Present, and Futures of Favela Tourism in Rio de Janeiro
Camila Moraes
4. Rio de Janeiro’s Mobilities After COR: Social Impacts of a Smart City Initiative
João Alcântara de Freitas
5. "I Live Here, But I’ve Never Been Inside It": Narratives on Social Tourism of the Homeless Population in the Metropolitan Area of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Bernardo Lazary Cheibub and Jordania de Oliveira Eugenio
6. Vulnerabilities in Movement: Experiences from the Research Project "I Exist and Move"
Camila Maciel Campolina Alves Mantovani and Sônia Caldas Pessoa
7. The Use of Geographic Information System (GIS) for the Promotion of Citizenship Through the Improvement of the Conditions of Accessibility in Urban Spaces: An Application of the Project Ponto Certo
Macello Medeiros, Rita Vieira and Elton Andrade
8. Urban Mobility and Citizenship in Brazil: Advances in the Legal Framework
Filipe Marino
9. It is More "Pokemón" than "Go"? New Mobilities Paradigm in Locative Games
Luiz Adolfo Andrade
10. Advertising Discourse from the Perspective of the New Mobilities Paradigm
Maria Alice de Faria Nogueira
11. #BHNASRUAS: Mobile Journalism During the June Journeys
Fernanda Duarte
12. The Internet as a Facilitator of Mobilities in Rural Areas
Ariane Fernandes da Conceição and Sergio Schneider
13. Why Are We Writing and Speaking in English? Coloniality of Academic Communication and Its Uneven Mobilities
Leo Name
Biography
Maria Alice de Faria Nogueira is a lecturer at Universidade Estácio de Sá (UNESA, Brazil). She is also National Coordinator of Social Communications Undergraduate Courses–Creative Economies Department at the same institution. Her research focuses on the interconnection of (im)mobility, communication, advertising and marketing.
Camila Maria dos Santos Moraes is a Tourism and Sociology Professor at Rio de Janeiro University (UNIRIO), where she coordinates the TurisData-RJ: Data base on Rio de Janeiro Tourism Reality and the Observatory of Favela Tourism.
