Transfers:
Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studies is a new
peer-reviewed journal publishing cutting-edge
research on the
processes, structures and consequences of the
movement of people,
resources, and commodities. Intellectually
rigorous, broadly ranging,
and conceptually innovative, the journal combines
the empiricism of
traditional mobility history with more recent
methodological
approaches from the social sciences and the
humanities.
The journal's scholarly essays, book and exhibit
reviews, artwork and
photography, and special features provide a rich
variety of
perspectives that include analyses of the past and
present experiences
of vehicle drivers, passengers, pedestrians,
migrants, and refugees;
accounts of the arrival and transformation of
mobility in different
nations and locales; and investigations of the
kinetic processes of
global capital, technology, chemical and
biological substances,
images, narratives, sounds, and ideas.
Convened around a broad conception of mobility,
Transfers provides
an interdisciplinary platform to explore the ways
in which experiences
of mobility have been enabled, shaped and mediated
across time and
through technological advances.
Scholars from all disciplines whose work touches
on mobility broadly
construed are encouraged to submit articles and
book reviews.
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