Tranfers (Vol. 11, Issue 3)

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The latest issue of Transfers: Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studies has published!

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Volume 11, Issue 3

Editorial

Stéphanie Ponsavady

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Articles

Immobility: The Relational and Experiential Qualities of an Ambiguous Concept

Noel B. Salazar

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The Transformation of Urban Mobility Practices in Maastricht (1950–1980): Coevolution of Cycling and Car Mobility

Marc Dijk, Anique Hommels, and Manuel Stoffers

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The Potentiality to Move: Mobility and Future in Digital Nomads’ Practices

Patrícia Matos and Elisenda Ardévol

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The Temporality of and Competition between Infrastructures: Taxis and E-Hailing in China

Jack Linzhou Xing

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When One Becomes Two: Man–Machine Hybridization in Urban Cyclists with Broken Bikes

Lou Therese Brandner

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Ideas in Motion

After Disasters: Infrastructures, (Im)mobilities, and the Politics of Recovery - (Free access until July 24)

Benjamin Linder and Galen Murton

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Film Review

Atlantics: The Ocean as Another Place

Tina Montenegro

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Book Reviews

Wojciech Kębłowski, Cecilia Vindrola-Padros, and Fatma Derya Mentes

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