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Transfers
Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studies
Aims & Scope
Chief Editor: Gijs Mom, Eindhoven University of Technology
Transfers: Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studies is a new peer-reviewed journal publishing cutting-edge research on the processes, structures and consequences of the movement of people, resources, and commodities. Intellectually rigorous, broadly ranging, and conceptually innovative, the journal combines the empiricism of traditional mobility history with more recent methodological approaches from the social sciences and the humanities.
The journal's scholarly essays, book and exhibit reviews, artwork and photography, as well as special features provide a rich variety of perspectives that include: analyses of the past and present experiences of vehicle drivers, passengers, pedestrians, migrants, and refugees; accounts of the arrival and transformation of mobility in different nations and locales; and investigations of the kinetic processes of global capital, technology, chemical and biological substances, images, narratives, sounds, and ideas.
Convened around a broad conception of mobility, Transfers provides an interdisciplinary platform to explore the ways in which experiences of mobility have been enabled, shaped and mediated across time and through technological advances.
Mobility History and Heritage on Display Guidelines.pdf
Subjects: History, Cultural Studies, Migration
CURRENT ISSUE
Spring 2013, Volume 3(1)
Editorial
Gijs Mom, Georgine Clarsen, Peter Merriman, Cotton Seiler, Mimi Sheller, and Heike Weber
A theory of migration
Tim Cresswell
Subversive Mobilities: The Copenhagen Riots, 1900–1919
Mikkel Thelle
Uncertain Mobilities: A View from the Past
Colin G. Pooley
Reshaping Empire: Airline Travelers and Colonial Encounters in the 1930s
Chandra D. Bhimull
Special Section on Media and Mobility
Introduction to the Special Section: “Traffic” – On the Historical Alignment of Media and Mobility
Dorit Müller and Heike Weber
Mobilizing Transport: Media, Actor-worlds, and Infrastructures
Gabriele Schabacher
The “Ambulant in-between”: Media Histories of Mobile Communication
Regine Buschauer
“All Transportation is Local”: Mobile-Digital-Networked-Technologies and Networked Orientations
Joseph F. Turcotte and M. Len Ball
The Tyranny of Time and Space – Weakened but not Vanquished: Comment on the Special Section on Media and Mobility
Patricia L. Mokhtarian
IDEAS IN MOTION
Mobility: Geographies, Histories, Sociologies
Peter Merriman, Rhys Jones, Tim Cresswell, Colin Divall, Gijs Mom, Mimi Sheller, and John Urry
MOBILITY AND ART REVIEW
Particles
Daito Manabe and Motoi Ishibashi
MUSEUM REVIEW
History as Epic: A Visit to the National Museum of Air and Space in Chile
Rodrigo Booth
FILM REVIEW
No Brakes
Sunny Stalter-Pace