Mundane mobilities, banal travels
Social & Cultural GeographyPublished 1 April 2007
Jon Binnie, Tim Edensor, Julian Holloway, Steve Millington, Craig Young
Citations135
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All of us are caught up in banal or mundane mobilities, whether it is the walk to the bus stop and catching the bus to town, the daily commute by train to work, the trip by car to the supermarket, ...
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