Mobilities: February 2021 Vol.16:01

Mobilities: February 2021 Volume 16 Issue 1 Pandemic (Im)mobilities In this Special Issue on ‘Pandemic (Im)mobilities’ we have invited leading contributors in the field of mobilities studies to address the multiple issues generated by the COVID-19 pandemic’s relation...
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Mobile Kitchenette: Children’s Mobilities

  CeMoRe’s Mobile Kitchenette, the pandemic induced virtual replacement for the little chats we usually have in the office kitchen, is fast becoming one of my favourite features of researching within CeMoRe. It provides an opportunity for members and...
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Mobilities: DECEMBER 2020

Mobilities: December 2020 Volume 15 Issue 6 Detour: bodies, memories and mobilities in and around the home            Charishma Ratnam and Danielle Drozdzewski Micro-mobilities in Curated Spaces: Agency, Autonomy and Dwelling in Visitor Experiences of Augmented...
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Winter Webinar 2020

 The winter webinar, held on 10th December 2020 offered an opportunity for members and associates of CeMoRe to come together and explore the theme of its new 5 year programme to address the climate emergency. The event involved nine talks, each lasting 5 minutes,...
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Moving EVs beyond automobility culture

Electric Vehicles (EVs) which mimic the current car-based system, are not the answer to the epochal challenge of decarbonising transport. In his mobility justice critique of EV, Henderson[i] highlights three reasons for this: EVs perpetuate a broken car-based mobility...
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Mobile Kitchenette: Mobilities and Art

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Mobile Kitchenette: Vital Mobilities

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THE CENTRE FOR MOBILITIES RESEARCH

Cemore initiated the new mobilities paradigm in the social sciences, arts, humanities and sciences. It was the first such centre (founded in 2003 by John Urry and Mimi Sheller) and continues to be at the heart of this burgeoning global field. Mobilities research develops a deeper and broader understanding of contemporary challenges through social science as a transdisciplinary endeavour.  It encompasses the analysis of the global, national and local movements of people, objects, capital, information and material things combining together to engender the economic and social patterning of life. From 2020-2025 the Centre is focussed on extending and developing these unique perspectives to address the climate emergency.

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    The EPSRC DecarboN8 Network develops new ways to decarbonise UK transport.

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