The latest issue of the Transfers: Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studies has been published!
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The latest issue of Transfers: Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studie= s has published!
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Transfers Volume 13, Issue 1-2 Table of Contents
Editorial Cotten Seiler
Special Section: Mobilities and Pedagogy Introduction: Mobilities and Pedagogy Sarah Gibson and Lynne Pearce
Critical Pedagogies for Mobilities Studies Judith A. Nicholson
Mobilizing Cultural Studies: The Pedagogy of Walking, Field Trips, and the = KwaZulu-Natal Battlefields Route Sarah Gibson
Emplacing Students through Everyday Mobilities: From Practice to Theory Bradley Rink
Teaching Primary Geography through Mobile Methods: Didactic Reflections and= Insights from Collaborative Research with Swiss Teachers Suzy Blondin and Justine Letouzey-Pasquier
Mobilizing Landscape Pedagogies: Enskillment and Frictions in Informal Educ= ational Practices Margherita Cisani
Special Section: John Urry's Living Legacies in Perspective-Futures on the = Move Introduction: John Urry's Living Legacies in Perspective-Futures on the Mov= e Rodanthi Tzanelli
Gaze, Nomad, Dwelling: Metaphors for a Mobile Imagination Jennie Germann Molz
What If? / What Now?: "Futuring" Mobilities Research by Engaging with Desig= n Ole B. Jensen
What Futures?: Our Future, the Planet, and Cohabitation Michael Haldrup
Pluralizing Mobilities Theory for Post-carbon Futures and Social Justice Mimi Sheller
Novel Reviews Annie Lloyd, Caroline Millar, and Mizan Rambhoros
Trajectories Essaying to Decenter the (White, Male, Elite) Tourist Gaze Stephen L. Harp
Book Reviews Daniela Atanasova, Johannes Starkbaum, and Anna Gerhardus
Ideas in Motion Mobility Edges: Reworking the Politics of Mobilities Joris Schapendonk and Mirjam Wajsberg
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