Routledge Aeromobilities - International Library of Sociology

Explore the complex realities of aviation in a hypermobile, globalized world with Aeromobilities. Published by Routledge as part of the International Library of Sociology, this collection of essays examines how air travel reshapes our understanding of space and time. This multidisciplinary work covers a wide range of topics, from the production of airspace and the role of global airports to the daily realities of airline work and the use of helicopters. By looking at everything from movement within airports to the software systems that manage them, this book provides a deep look at the mechanics of mass air travel. Drawing on local experiences from locations such as Sao Paulo and Sydney, the text generates research and theory that maintains a global scope. It is an essential resource for those studying how flight and mobility impact modern society.