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Routledge Re-Thinking Mobility: Contemporary Sociology Book

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Description

Explore the complex relationship between transportation and society with Re-Thinking Mobility: Contemporary Sociology. Published by Routledge, this text examines how mobility is often used as an indicator for space-time compression and its broader impacts. Unlike analyses that fall into technological determinism, this book investigates the actual motivations behind human movement. By distinguishing between speed potentials and their actual use, the work addresses how technological transportation systems act as vectors for social change. This groundbreaking examination provides a deep look into the sociological aspects of movement, moving beyond simple speed metrics to understand the social drivers of modern mobility.

Key Features

This Routledge publication provides a groundbreaking examination of contemporary sociology within the context of transport and society.

The book explores the motivations underlying mobility to avoid the trap of technological determinism.

Readers can study the distinction between speed potentials and their actual use in modern transportation systems.

This text investigates to what extent technological transportation systems serve as vectors of social change.

The content offers a deep analysis of space-time compression and its impact on social structures.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 December 2002
Listed Since
14 December 2006

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