Cemore regularly hosts talks, seminars and workshops and we often make recordings of these events and about our research. We record in a variety of formats which are high quality where possible, but also include responsive mobile recordings. This section gathers together all recordings, but they can also be found in relevant events, projects, people and posts.
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CeMoRe’s Associate Director, Carlos López Galviz, to lead prestigious international association
Dr Carlos López Galviz, a Senior Lecturer in Lancaster’s Institute for the Contemporary Arts and one of CeMoRe’s Associate Directors has been elected as the new President of T2M, the International Association for the History of Transport, Traffic and Mobility.
CeMoRe’s 5 Year Programme to Address the Climate Emergency
The movement of people, materials, information and capital pose the greatest carbon challenge but hold the greatest promise for avoiding catastrophic climate change.
This will be the key focus for Lancaster University’s internationally renowned Centre for Mobilities Research (CeMoRe), established in 2003, which, this month, embarks on a new five-year programme of activities to address the climate emergency.
The Centre will explore alternative societies based on transformed patterns, scales, frequencies and modes of movement, and work with the people who will be part of these transformed worlds, ensuring a sensitivity to everyday life, inequality and justice.
This new focus for the Centre coincides with the appointment of Dr Nicola Spurling (Sociology) as its new Director.
Building on the work of Lancaster University’s Professor Monika Buscher and the late Professor John Urry, Dr Spurling is keen to ensure that CeMoRe maintains its international reputation as the ‘home’ of mobilities scholarship but with the added impetus of helping to bring about the societal changes necessary for positive change to high carbon ways of life.
“Mobilities scholarship has already made major contributions – theoretical, methodological and practical – to issues of climate change, but this has only scratched the surface of what is possible,” said Dr Spurling.
“This five-year programme represents a renewed ambition to extend and develop mobilities scholarship from across the humanities and social sciences and intervene in this ever-more pressing global challenge and how it is tackled.
“As the world leader in mobilities scholarship across an ever-increasing range of disciplines – including Arts and Humanities, Management Studies, Health and Medicine as well as the Social Sciences – CeMoRe is uniquely positioned to lead on a Climate Emergency research programme.”
Work already underway includes:
· Working with communities across the North of England to co-design alternative low carbon transport futures (as illustrated by CeMoRe’s involvement in the multi-institutional DecarboN8 programme)
· Developing the agency of children in climate change policy (postgraduate project);
· Working with collaborators at Aalborg University on Airport City Futures (https://vbn.aau.dk/en/projects/airport-city-futures)
· Facilitating public labs internationally in Cali, Colombia and Havana, Cuba through Gridding Equitable Urban Futures (http://wp.lancs.ac.uk/great/).
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Mobilities: october 2020
This special issue is about the ways in which mobilities, as they are made and lived, tamper with a multiplicity of entwined normative and temporal orderings.
CeMoRe Mobile Kitchenette
The first get together of CeMoRe's new online group critique, coffee and informal chat session for staff and PhD students, the CeMoRe Mobile Kitchenette will take place on Weds 9th Dec 2020 11.00-11.45. In these uncertain times we are missing out on the usual...
John Urry Lecture 2020: Covid-19, Mobilities and Futures
John Urry Lecture with Tim Cresswell, Mimi Sheller and Noel Salazaar
Mobilities: August 2020 Issue 4
Mobilities: April 2020 Volume 15 Issue 4 To all our readers, authors, and colleagues we extend our good wishes for your health and safety during this global crisis - we hope you enjoy this summer holiday edition! Technological change and sociocultural models in...
Mobilities: June 2020 Issue 3
Mobilities: April 2020 Volume 15 Issue 3 To all our readers, authors, and colleagues we extend our good wishes for your health and safety during this global crisis - please stay well and as immobile as possible! Exploring Velotopian Urban Imaginaries: Where Le...
Notes on Unruly Landscapes
The unruly landscapes conference has lasting inspirational momentum. The discussions begun during the conference and the panel on 'Unruly Viral Landscapes' and the impact of Corona Virus on our societies has carried on online. A wide range of scholars have provided...
Lancaster Builds New Link with Ancient Italian University
24 June 2020 08:01The MoU was signed by Lancaster’s Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Global), Professor Simon Guy (right), and the Pro-Rector for International Relations of Padua University, Professor Alessandro Paccagnella. The centre photograph shows Padua University’s elegant...