The Ethics of Mobilities: Rethinking Place, Exclusion, Freedom and Environment

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Contents: Introduction: in between standstill and hypermobility - introductory remarks to a broader discourse, Sigurd Bergmann and Tore Sager Part I: The beauty of speed or the discovery of slowness - why do we need to rethink mobility? Sigurd Bergmann Mobility, freedom, and public space, Mimi Sheller Automobility and the driving force of warfare: from public safety to national security, Jeremy Packer Stranded mobilities, human disasters: the interaction of mobility and social exclusion in crisis circumstances, Margaret Grieco and Julian Hine Gendered mobility: a case study of non-Western immigrant women of Norway, Tanu Priya Uteng Mobility as stress regulation: a challenge to dialogue in planning?, Tore Sager Understanding mobility holistically: the case of Hurricane Katrina, Tim Cresswell. Part II: Existential homelessness - placelessness and nostalgia in the age of mobility, Juhani Pallasmaa From sacred place to an existential dimension of mobility, Peter NynAs The phenomenon of mobility at the Frankfurt international airport - challenges from a theological perspective, Kerstin SA derblom Religion, mobility and conflict, Elizabeth Pritchard The desire for speed and the rhythm of the earth, Michael Northcott The ontology of mobility, morality, and transport planning, Ullrich Zeitler Walk the talk - mobility, climate justice and the churches, Jutta Steigerwald Ecological approaches to mobile machines and environmental ethics, David Kronlid Index.

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