Geographies of Mobility Recent Advances in Theory and Method

1. Introduction: Geographies of Mobility Mei-Po Kwan and Tim Schwanen
2. Developing a Framework for the Spaces and Spatialities of Transportation and Mobilities Julie Cidell and Devon Lechtenberg
3. Mobility Among the Spatialities Byron Miller and Jason Ponto
4. Algorithmic Geographies: Big Data, Algorithmic Uncertainty, and the Production of Geographic Knowledge Mei-Po Kwan
5. Mobility Research in the Age of the Smartphone Amit Birenboim and Noam Shoval
6. Rosa Parks Redux: Racial Mobility Projects on the Journey to Work Virginia Parks
7. Revisiting Gender, Race, and Commuting in New York Valerie Preston and Sara McLafferty
8. Mobility, Communication, and Place: Navigating the Landscapes of Suburban U.S. Teens Meghan Cope and Brian H. Y. Lee
9. Latin@ Immobilities and Altermobilities Within the U.S. Deportability Regime Marta Maria Maldonado, Adela C. Licona, and Sarah Hendricks
10. Connected Mobility in a Disconnected World: Contested Infrastructure in Postdisaster Contexts

Mimi Sheller

11. Contesting Street Spaces in a Socialist City:Itinerant Vending-Scapes and the Everyday Politics of Mobility in Hanoi, Vietnam Noelani Eidse, Sarah Turner, and Natalie Oswin
12. Mobilizing a Spatial Politics of Street Skating: Thinking About the Geographies of Generosity Elaine Stratford
13. Locked in Place: Young People’s Immobilities and the Slovenian Erasure Stuart C. Aitken
14. Unintended Return: U.S. Deportations and the Fractious Politics of Mobility for Latinos Marie Price and Derek Breese
15. Circulations and the Entanglements of Citizenship Formation Lynn A. Staeheli, David J. Marshall, and Naomi Maynard
16. The Geopolitics of Tourism: Mobilities, Territory, and Protest in China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong Ian Rowen
17. Micropolitics of Mobility: Public Transport Commuting and Everyday Encounters with Forces of Enablement and Constraint David Bissell
18. 404 Mobility Disadvantage and Livelihood Opportunities of Marginalized Widowed Women in Rural Uganda Deborah Naybor, Jessie P. H. Poon, and Irene Casas
19. Livelihoods as Relational Immobilities: Exploring the Everyday Practices of Young Female Sex Workers in Ethiopia Lorraine van Blerk
20. Mobilities at Gunpoint: The Geographies of (Im)mobility of Transgender Sex Workers in Colombia Amy E. Ritterbusch
21. Mobilities in Rural Africa: New Connections, New Challenges Gina Porter
22. The Way They Blow the Horn: Caribbean Dollar Cabs and Subaltern Mobilities Asha Best
23. Fixing Mobility in the Neoliberal City: Cycling Policy and Practice in London as a Mode of Political Economic and Biopolitical Governance Justin Spinney
24. Policies on the Move: The Transatlantic Travels of Tax Increment Financing Tom Baker, Ian R. Cook, Eugene McCann,Cristina Temenos, and Kevin Ward
25. Temporal Trends of Intraurban Commuting in Baton Rouge, 1990–2010 Yujie Hu and Fahui Wang
26. A Location-Centric Network Approach to Analyzing Epidemic Dynamics Shiran Zhong and Ling Bian
27. Another Tale of Two Cities: Understanding Human Activity Space Using Actively Tracked Cellphone Location Data Yang Xu, Shih-Lung Shaw, Ziliang Zhao, Ling Yin, Feng Lu, Jie Chen, Zhixiang Fang, and Qingquan Li

Biography

Mei-Po Kwan is a Professor in the Department of Geography and Geographic Information Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA. Her research interests include human mobility, environmental health, sustainable transport and cities, and geographic information science. She has received many prestigious honors and awards for her groundbreaking contributions to these areas.

Tim Schwanen is an Associate Professor of Transport Studies and the Director of the Transport Studies Unit in the School of Geography and the Environment at the University of Oxford, UK. His research focuses on questions around mobility, cities, climate change, well-being, and inequality.