1st Edition
Understanding Urban Cycling Exploring the Relationship Between Mobility, Sustainability and Capital
List of illustrations
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1 – Cycling toward sustainability?
Chapter 2 - Towards a political-economy of cycling
Chapter 3 – Making up the (productive) cycling subject: excluding the ‘non-standard’ user in cycle infrastructure design
Chapter 4 – Extracting surplus value from mobility: cycling policy and practice in London (UK) as a mode of political-economic and bio-political governance
Chapter 5 – Economising ‘trick’ cycling on London’s South Bank: culture-led regeneration, spectacle and ‘entertailing’
Chapter 6 - Building the Taiwanese mobilityscape: an actor-network account of the journey from Bicycle Kingdom to Cycling Paradise
Chapter 7 – Transport solution or vehicle for surveillance capitalism? A case study of Dockless Public Bike Sharing (PBSS2.0) in Shanghai
Chapter 8 - Conclusions: where do we go from here?
Index
Biography
Justin Spinney is Lecturer in Human Geography at the School of Geography and Planning at Cardiff University, UK.
