Everyday Mobility and Health

Julie Vallée is a research director at CNRS, France, in the Géographie-cités laboratory, and a geographer. Her research focuses on everyday mobility, urban segregation, place-based effects and social inequalities, especially in health.

• Introduction xiJulie VALLÉEPart 1. Diffusion and Exposure Mechanisms Related to Daily Mobility 1Chapter 1. Daily Mobility and the Spread of Communicable Infectious Diseases 3Alexandre CEBEILLAC and Eric DAUDÉChapter 2. Methodological Challenges of the Cross-Analysis Between Daily Mobility, Environments and Health 43Camille PERCHOUX3. Daily Mobility and Social Inequalities in Health: A Conceptual Framework and Application 81Martine SHARECKPart 2. Everyday Environments and Active Modes of Travel 109Chapter 4. Walking in Everyday Life: The Built Environment and Pedestrian Insecurity 111Marie-Soleil CLOUTIER and Karine LACHAPELLEChapter 5. The Geographical Dimension of Daily Active Mobility 143Thierry FEUILLET and Hélène CHARREIREPart 3. Daily Mobility and Public Health Policies 171Chapter 6. A Critical Analysis of Policies Promoting Physical Activity and Active Mobility 173Stephanie ALEXANDERChapter 7. Rationalization of the Healthcare Provision and Mobility 199Véronique LUCAS-GABRIELLI and Catherine MANGENEYList of Authors 231Index 233