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SWISS MOBILITY CONFERENCE 2020
Mobility Makers guide
Why SWISS MOBILITY CONFERENCE 2020 is worth your attention
Swiss Mobility Conference
The objective of SMC is to provide a place for discussion and debate for researchers in humanities and social sciences working on various forms of mobility.
Presentations will address the mobilities in their diversity (housing choices, modal practices,
multi-local dwelling, tourism, etc.). They can register in the following research areas:
- theoretical debates (and in particular the contributions of social theories to the study of mobilities)
- methodological innovations (using mobile methods)
- public policy and decision making in mobility
- regulation of mobility and its tools
- the actors and their logics of action (residential choice, modal practices, multilocal living, etc.)
- the norms and values underlying mobility and social inequality
- temporality and spatiality of mobility
- mobility prospective
To register and get the Zoom links, please send an email to mobility.conference@unil.ch
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