1st Edition
Re-thinking Mobility Poverty Understanding Users' Geographies, Backgrounds and Aptitudes
Foreword: A Mobility Justice Lens on Mobility Poverty
Mimi Sheller
Introduction
Tobias Kuttler and Massimo Moraglio
Part 1: Social Skills and Individual Aptitudes
1.Learning Mobility
Tobias Kuttler and Massimo Moraglio
2. Unequal Mobilities, Network Capital and Mobility Justice
Tobias Kuttler and Massimo Moraglio
3. The Impact of Life Events on Travel Behaviour
Delphine Grandsart
Part 2: Geographies of Mobility Poverty
4. The Spatial Dimension of Mobility Poverty
Tobias Kuttler
5. The Urban Arena
Tobias Kuttler
6. The Rural Arena
Stefano Borgato, Silvia Maffii and Cosimo Chiffi
Part 3: Societal Roots and Impacts
7. Women and Gender-Related Aspects
Stefano Borgato, Silvia Maffii, Patrizia Malgieri and Cosimo Chiffi
8. People on Low Income and Unemployed Persons
Stefano Borgato, Silvia Maffii and Simone Bosetti
9. Impacts on Mobility in An Ageing Europe
Vasco Reis and André Freitas
10. The Predicaments of European Disabled People
Vasco Reis and André Freitas
11. Migrants, Ethnic Minorities and Mobility Poverty
Patrick Egmond, Tobias Kuttler and Joanne Wirtz
12. Children and Young People
Stefano Borgato, Silvia Maffii and Simone Bosetti
Part 4: The Fieldwork
13. Forced Car Ownership and Forced Bus Usage. Contrasting Realities of Unemployed And Elderly People In Rural Regions: The Case Of Guarda, Portugal
Vasco Reis and André Freitas
14. Perception of Mobility Poverty in Remote Peri-Urban Salento (Italy)
Cosimo Chiffi, Silvia Maffii and Patrizia Malgieri
15. Isolation, Individualism and Sharing: Mobility Poverty in Naxos And Small Cyclades, Greece
Akrivi Vivian Kiousi, Maria-Zoi Konidi and Dariya Rublova
16. Unmet Needs: Exploring Mobility Poverty in Buzău, Romania
Razvan Andrei Gheorghiu and Valentin Iordache
17. Towards an Understanding of The Social Meanings of Mobility – The Case Of Esslingen, Germany
Tobias Kuttler
18. Mobility Poverty in Luxembourg: Crossing Borders, Real Estate, Vulnerable Groups and Migrants
Patrick Van Egmond and Joanne Wirtz
Conclusion
Findings and Conclusions
Tobias Kuttler and Massimo Moraglio
Biography
Tobias Kuttler is a geographer and urban planner, working on urban development,
mobility and social disadvantage. He is a researcher at TU Berlin
and PhD Candidate at TU Munich. He is writing his PhD dissertation on
the transformation of the taxi industry in Mumbai, India.
Massimo Moraglio is a Senior Researcher at Technische Universitat Berlin
and Coordinator of the MBA “Sustainable Mobility”. His work explores
the relationship between technology and society, focusing on scenarios and
transitions. He is a member of the editorial board of Mobilities and Applied
Mobilities, and editor-in-chief of The Journal of Transport History.
