Routledge Mobile Lives: Self, Excess and Nature Sociology Book

Explore the deep connection between movement and modern existence with Mobile Lives: Self, Excess and Nature. Published by Routledge as part of the International Library of Sociology, this study by Anthony Elliott and John Urry examines how complex mobility systems reshape our daily routines and social structures. As our world becomes increasingly connected through travel, transport, and tourism, this book asks vital questions about the sustainability of our current lifestyles. It investigates the potential for post-carbon living and how intensive movement impacts the individual and the collective. By looking at the transformation of ordinary life, the text provides a framework for understanding the modern condition. This academic work covers a wide range of essential sectors, including digital technologies, consumerism, and global lifestyles. It also looks at how mobility affects intimate relations and personal networks. Whether you are studying sociology or interested in the social impacts of technology and travel, this book offers a provocative look at life on the move in the 21st century.