Handbook of Research Methods and Applications for Mobilities

Edited by Monika Büscher, Lancaster University, UK, Malene Freudendal-Pedersen, Aalborg University, Denmark, Sven Kesselring, Nürtingen-Geislingen University, Germany and Nikolaj Grauslund Kristensen, Aalborg University, Denmark

• Contents:Introduction to the Handbook of Research Methods and Applications for Mobilities 1Monika Büscher, Malene Freudendal-Pedersen, Sven Kesselring and NikolajGrauslund KristensenPART I MOTIVATIONS1 Mobility justice 11Mimi Sheller2 Mobilities and values 21Malene Freudendal-Pedersen3 Mobilities and (un)sustainability 28Dennis Zuev and Luca Nitschke4 Researching the mobile risk society 38Sven Kesselring5 Mobilities and social futures 50Monika BüscherPART II METHODS6 openAnalogInput(BODY): investigating data mobilities through criticalmaking 63Fernanda da Costa Portugal Duarte7 How to use time-geographic travel diaries in mobility research 74Malin Henriksson and Jessica Berg8 Applying multiple and multi-scalar methods to mobilities hub research 84Gunvor Riber Larsen9 Drone mobilities and auto-technography 92Julia M. Hildebrand10 Logbooks of mobilities 102Larissa Schindler11 Sensory imagination as mobile method: sonic place-making on forest roads 111Helena Krobath12 Campervan ethnographies: mobile experiments and methodologicalmanoeuvres 125Sharon Wilson13 Mobility orientations 137Konrad Götz and Georg SundererPART III APPLICATIONS14 Mobility behaviour change programmes in France: contexts of emergence,governance, goals and impacts 151Marie Huyghe, Ghislain Bourg and Anaïs Rocci15 Investigating mobilities with literary methods 162Anita Perkins16 Vital mobilities 172Stephanie Sodero and Richard Rackham17 Tracing human mobilities through mobile phones 182Siiri Silm, Olle Järv and Anu Masso18 MoVE: mobile virtual ethnography 193Jennie Germann Molz19 Mixed mobile methods for a mobile practice: inclusive research onpilgrimage mobilities 202Avril Maddrell20 Mobile visual methods 212Phillip Vannini and Martin Trandberg Jensen21 Fostering discursive mobilities in sustainable mobility policymaking 221Chelsea Tschoerner-Budde22 Mobilities policies: exploring momentums as urban tipping points inpractice 231Nina Moesby Bennetsen and Katrine Hartmann-Petersen23 The transformation of mobility: AI, robotics and automatization 241Anthony Elliott and Ross Boyd24 Researching transnational family life in a mobile era 251Earvin Charles Cabalquinto25 Family mobilities 263Lesley Murray26 Supply chains and the mobilities of cargo 272Thomas Birtchnell and Tillmann Böhme27 Seeing into the future of mobility: the contestable value of expertknowledge and Delphi as futures methods 282Alexander Paulsson, Fabio Hirschhorn and Claus Hedegaard Sørensen28 Airports as a mobile method 292Claus Lassen29 Run riot! On mobilities, life, and death (of civilisation), and the reveries ofrunning artfully 303Kai Syng Tan30 Creative arts practice in mobilities 315Kaya Barry31 Simulation and preserved mobility spaces 325Lewis Charles Smith32 Resonance of mobilities 335Samuel Thulin33 Phronesis (and its potentially central contribution to mobilities research inthe twenty-first century) 345David Tyfield34 Methods of mobilities design research 354Ole B. Jensen, Andrea Victoria Hernandez Bueno, Shelley Smith and CecilieBreinholm Christensen35 Critical mobilities – mobilities as critique? 365Katharina Manderscheid36 Embodied ethnography in mobilities research 374Maja de Neergaard and Hanne Louise Jensen37 Synaesthesia and the mobile city 382Rodanthi Tzanelli38 How to dismantle a bus: planetary mobilities as method 398Bronislaw SzerszynskiIndex 411

'Now, more than ever, researchers need multi-scalar tools to navigate complex and borderless research problems. This Handbook offers a multi-layered array of research methods that identify, experiment with and analyse mobile data and their infrastructures. Chapters detail practical methods by researchers who have applied them, while other chapters call for the design of methods to investigate new mobilities problems. Whether working with data hubs requiring methodological hierarchies or working with digitalized data generated in smart sensor technologies or working with spontaneous data co-created ''in the flow'' of fieldwork, researchers will find valuable resources and critical tools in this book.'--Martha Bell, Independent Sociologist with Media Associates, New Zealand'This is an exceptional contribution to the literature on mobilities that engages and goes beyond simply mobile methodologies to develop applied and critical insights. It is wide ranging in topics and includes authors of international repute. It is sure to be a must-read for students, academics and practitioners involved in future mobilities research.'--Kevin Hannam, City University of Macau, China'This is a sparkling collection of essays written by scholars - many of whom are leaders in the field - who are passionately committed to the way in which the new mobilities paradigm has fundamentally changed how we understand the contemporary world and the challenges it faces. Every chapter is a delight to read, with the inventiveness of the methods and applications surveyed spilling over into writing that is equally creative and inspired.'--Lynne Pearce, Lancaster University, UK