International Mobility Norway- MOVE Research
International Mobility Norway (IMN) is a newly established research group working on patterns of youth mobility from a perspective within the Norwegian/ Scandinavian context. It focuses on various forms of international mobility among young people, such as learning mobilities, leisure mobilities (tourism), employment mobilities, volunteering, etc.
Brexit and the need for a new urban eco-aesthetics in the UK
By Visting Scholar, Rodanthi TzanelliĀ Recently, while I was reading Perdita Phillipsā (2015) musings over the unresolved relationship between sustainability and eco-aesthetics, I began to consider the implications of the UKās exclusion from the European Capital of...
Celebrating 12 years of Mobilities Journal: 3 Top Downloaded Articles
As we welcome the start of 2018, ourĀ MobilitiesĀ journal welcomes its 12th year of publication. Not only is Cemore grateful to the editing and publishing team, but also to all of the authors that make MobilitiesĀ happen.Ā The team at Cemore would, therefore, like to...
isITethical? Residencies
IsITethical has been funded to develop a responsible research and innovation support service for innovation in disaster risk management. Between February and July 2018, we will undertake a series of 'residencies' with practitioners in disaster risk management and...
Time as a Missing Element in Social Analysis
As John Urry Fellow (2017 ā 2018) I am focusing on the legacy of challenges left by his work on time and seeking a shared journey with others who are curious about them and their significance, or actively working on directly or tangentially related areas.
Mobilities in EASST2018 Conference
On 25-28th July, the 2018 EASST conference will take place at 51ø£Ąū in association with Lancaster's Centre for Science Studies and Sociology. Call for papers is currently now open and you can visit the conference site here. The themeĀ of the conference...
Learning to Use Better the Senses We Have
Developing new transport technologies and working better with the senses we already have as humans - Combining the two approaches was considered key to improving how we move in urban transport situations, by the participants of the Dance Your Vehicle: Becoming...
“Body-Drivers”: Reflections of 13th Dec Reading Group
An overview of 13th December Reading group: discussing Estonian traffic in Tallinn, the future of traffic and rethinking the pedestrian with the author, Tauri Tuvikene.
Flying Phones, Driverless Cars, KCE Conference 2017
Lancasterās Bronislaw Szerszynski recently attended Knowledge/ Culture/ Ecology 2017 (KCE) in Santiago, Chile, 15-18th November. The conferenceās key aims were to explore current transformations in socioecologies and to generate knowledge practises capable of...
The Beginnings of Airport City Futures (AirCiF)
Last week Cemore met with Lancasterās James Faulconbridge to discuss his role in the new research project, AirCiF (Airport City Futures).
Previous Cemore Fellowships
Rachel AldredĀ Ā Tarini BediĀ Ā David Bissell Ā Ā Owen ChapmanĀ Ā Cathy ColeborneĀ Ā Martin Emanuel Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Nikki Pugh Ā Ā Ā Holly Thorpe
Previous Visitors
Thiago Allis Ā Zofia Bednarowska Ā Kornelia Hahn Ā Claus Lassen Ā Camila Dos Santos Moraes Ā Bianca Freire MedeirosĀ Ā Miriam Schreiter
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