Pointless Mobilities: Rethinking Proximity Through the Loops of Neighbourhood

Bissell, David

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Pointless Mobilities: Rethinking Proximity Through the Loops of Neighbourhood

Date

2012

Authors

Bissell, David

Publisher

Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

Abstract

One of the important tasks of mobile sociology is to attend to the diverse proximities that are generated through the interplay of multiple forms of mobility. In answering to this challenge, mobilities researchers have illuminated how multiple forms of mo