Lesley Murray is an Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Brighton, whose research centres on the gendered and generational aspects of mobilities. She has written extensively in the field of mobilities, including co-editing books on mobile methodologies, representing mobilities, generational mobilities and families.Susana R. Cortés-Morales is an anthropologist whose work has been focused on the study of childhood and mobilities. She has conducted research in Chile and the United Kingdom, and currently works as a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Leeds, School of Education, in the project Fair Shares and Families.

• Chapter 1: Relational, Interdependent, Imagined Mobilities.- Chapter 2: Conceptualising Children’s Mobilities.- Chapter 3: Researching Children’s Mobilities.- Chapter 4: Zooming In, Zooming Out: The Forms and Scales of Children’s Mobilities.- Chapter 5: Children’s Mobilities in Time.- Chapter 6: Children’s Imagined Mobilities.- Chapter 7: Stagings, Interdependencies and Co-Mobilities.- Chapter 8: Children’s Mobile Relationalities.

Lesley Murray is an Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Brighton, whose research centres on the gendered and generational aspects of mobilities. She has written extensively in the field of mobilities, including co-editing books on mobile methodologies, representing mobilities, generational mobilities and families.Susana R. Cortés-Morales is an anthropologist whose work has been focused on the study of childhood and mobilities. She has conducted research in Chile and the United Kingdom, and currently works as a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Leeds, School of Education, in the project Fair Shares and Families.

• Chapter 1: Relational, Interdependent, Imagined Mobilities.- Chapter 2: Conceptualising Children’s Mobilities.- Chapter 3: Researching Children’s Mobilities.- Chapter 4: Zooming In, Zooming Out: The Forms and Scales of Children’s Mobilities.- Chapter 5: Children’s Mobilities in Time.- Chapter 6: Children’s Imagined Mobilities.- Chapter 7: Stagings, Interdependencies and Co-Mobilities.- Chapter 8: Children’s Mobile Relationalities.

Lesley Murray is an Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Brighton, whose research centres on the gendered and generational aspects of mobilities. She has written extensively in the field of mobilities, including co-editing books on mobile methodologies, representing mobilities, generational mobilities and families.Susana R. Cortés-Morales is an anthropologist whose work has been focused on the study of childhood and mobilities. She has conducted research in Chile and the United Kingdom, and currently works as a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Leeds, School of Education, in the project Fair Shares and Families.

• Chapter 1: Relational, Interdependent, Imagined Mobilities.- Chapter 2: Conceptualising Children’s Mobilities.- Chapter 3: Researching Children’s Mobilities.- Chapter 4: Zooming In, Zooming Out: The Forms and Scales of Children’s Mobilities.- Chapter 5: Children’s Mobilities in Time.- Chapter 6: Children’s Imagined Mobilities.- Chapter 7: Stagings, Interdependencies and Co-Mobilities.- Chapter 8: Children’s Mobile Relationalities.