Dear Colleague,
This volume of Mobility in History - The Yearbook of the International Association for the History of Transport, Traffic and Mobility features seventeen pieces that reflect how much the publication has accomplished in its eight years. It collates articles from historians, sociologists, anthropologists, and geographers and spans nearly the entire globe, tying together hundreds of sources.
While this is the last issue of MIH that will appear as a stand-alone journal, the publication is far from disappearing. MIH will become an essential part of T2M's website and back issues will remain accessible to members in perpetuity, providing a meaningful archive of work.
Please visit the Berghahn website for more information about the journal: www.berghahnjournals.com/mobility-in-history
Current Volume: Volume 8
Preface
Kyle Shelton
http://bit.ly/2ctiwil
INTERVIEW
Mobilities and Representations: A Conversation with Peter Merriman, Colin Divall, Sunny Stalter-Pace, and Tim Cresswell, Dhan Zunino Singh and Mikkel Thelle
http://bit.ly/2ciOb8l
THE ROAD TO INTERDISCIPLINARITY
Toward an Anthropology of the Road, Dimitris Dalakoglou
http://bit.ly/2c6js8l
Rhythm, Disruption, and the Experience of African Roads, Amiel Bize
http://bit.ly/2cWNsZd
On the Course of "Progress": A Review of Literature on Road Building in Latin America, Michael K. Bess
http://bit.ly/2coDxcP
Expertise in the Anthropology of Roads, Cheryl Croshere
http://bit.ly/2cTcw4F
Revisiting "Driving While Black": Racialized Automobilities in a Settler Colonial Context, Georgine Clarsen
http://bit.ly/2cUHaqe
ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Urban Electric Public Transport in Eastern and Southeastern Europe: Toward a Historical Anthropology of Infrastructural Crises, Andrey Vozyanov
http://bit.ly/2cCSJFZ
"Beachten Sie die Lücken": Reviewing the Cultural Histories and Geographies of Public Transport in Berlin, Samuel Merrill
http://bit.ly/2cCTqza
Gender, Everyday Mobility, and Mass Transit in Urban Asia, Anru Lee
http://bit.ly/2ctjLhe
NEW TERRITORIES
Histories of Transport Labor, Modes of Circulation, and Mobile Subjects in South Asia, Tarini Bedi
http://bit.ly/2c86ITv
The Necessity of Slowing Time: Speed as a Bridge between Transport History and Mobility History, Etienne Faugier
http://bit.ly/2cGdaz1
Ports Matter: Supply Chain Logics and the Sociocultural Context of Infrastructure in Port Studies, Janell Rothenberg
http://bit.ly/2ctlenR
MODES
How Are Aeromobilities Changing? Reviewing the Literature on European Airports, Jean-Baptiste Frétigny
http://bit.ly/2cBqZAd
In Search of the RV, David Burel
http://bit.ly/2cKd4Fq
The German Automotive Industry since 1945: An Open Field of Research, Florian Triebel
http://bit.ly/2cKcQ19
International Railways in Argentina: Rethinking International Relations and Regional Integration Studies in the Southern Cone, Alejandro Rascovan
http://bit.ly/2ctjU4v
Have the Good Times for Transport History Ended? A Scientometrical Study of Danish Transport History, Jørgen Burchardt
http://bit.ly/2c6jHQR
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