Hybrid Mobilities: Transgressive Spatialities

ISBN-13: 9780367902834 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 282 str.

Nadine Cattan; Laurent Faret

Opis

The diversity of mobility situations studied in this book highlights the contribution of the reality of mobility in the daily construction of urban, regional and global spaces, as well as in the redefinition of socio-spatial concepts.

Spis treści

Introduction: When Mobilities Construct Spatialities  Part I - A Relational Approach: Insights into the Building of Sociospatial Concepts  1. Tenements in New York and Riads in Marrakesh: Mobilities and the New Paradigm of Heritagization  2. Urban Mobilities and Power: Social Exclusion by Design in the City  3. Rethinking ‘Ethnic Neighborhoods’ after the Mobility Turn  4. Clouds and Movements  5. Transportation Vehicles in Africa: Between Autonomy and the Administration of Space  Part II - Spatial Practices of the City: Power Relations and Agency  6. Migrant Women Servants in Amman and Backpackers in Bangkok: The ‘Walking Interviews’ Method for Studying Mobile Groups in Cities  7. Padlocks as Obscure Objects of Tourism. An Emotional Imprint in the City of Love  8. Transgressing the City-State: Migrant Domestic Workers in Singapore  9. Everyday Mobility and the Social Divisions of Space: A Space-Time Analysis of Mexico City  Part III – Mobility Schemes, Values, and Norms: A Sociopolitical Perspective  10. Immobility as A Migration-Management Resource in Seasonal Agricultural-Worker Programs  11. Stranded Migrants, Mobile Subjects: The Spatiality and Social Order of ‘Waiting’ in Mexico  12. Facing the Environmental Transition: The Critical Issue of Grasping Mobile Spatialities at the Crossroads of (Un)Changing Practices and Policies  13. Work and High Mobility: Current Knowledge and Blind Spots  Afterword: Hybridities, Transgressions, and Stranded Mobilities