Academic year 2022-3 marks the twentieth anniversary of Lancaster’s Centre for Mobilities Research which was founded by John Urry and Mimi Sheller in 2003. The current CeMoRe team would like to celebrate this special occasion by reaching our to friends and colleagues...
We are delighted to welcome Dr Luciana Barbosa to our CeMore Team here at Lancaster as she joins the Sociology department as a climate change lecturer. We look forward to working with Dr Barbosa at CeMoRe and to engaging with her exciting research and interests!...
In July 2022, three of our Lancaster postgraduates attended a Mobility and Humanities summer school at the University of Padua co-organised by CeMoRe (ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ) and MoHu (University of Padua) and hosted by MoHu. In this blog post our students talk...
The Editors are pleased to announce the latest edition of Mobilities: 17-04 August 2022 Ordinary Issue Making Decisions: the normal interventions of Nissan mobility managers Sam Hind Entering, enduring and exiting: The durability of shared mobility arrangements...
On the 7th and 8th July 2022, CeMoRe hosted the 'Auto/biography, Mobilities and the Climate Emergency' conference in partnership with Academy of Mobility Humanities at Konkuk University, during which, ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ and Konkuk University signed a Memorandum of...
In this post, authored by Fei Yu, Fei discusses her recent presentation on Mimi Sheller's mobility justice and autonomous vehicles. Fei Yu, who is a PhD student in CeMoRe, gave a virtual presentation about Mimi Sheller’s mobility justice and autonomous vehicles...
In this post, Cron Cronshaw, who spoke at the DecarboN8 'Real Zero in a Hurry' conference, reflects on the Societal Readiness Panel. The Societal Readiness Assessment (SoRA) panel at the Decarbon8 ‘Real Zero in a Hurry’ conference provided an excellent opportunity to...
Key Dates: 28th Feb 2022: Abstract deadline 4th March 2022: Acceptance emails sent 17th June 2022: Deadline for 2,500-word papers 24th June 2022: Final Programme available. 4th-6th July 2022: Climate Emergency...
CeMoRe is delighted to welcome Nasser Bahrami as our new Social Design Analyst – Cumbria Innovations Platform II In his new role, he works closely with academic staff within the Centre for Mobilities Research to coordinate activities to benchmark and improve SME...