Leisure mobility styles in Swiss conurbations: construction and empirical analysis
TransportationPublished 28 February 2009
Timo Ohnmacht, Konrad Götz, Helmut Schad
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Mobility orientations, Lifestyles, Leisure mobility styles, Urban mobility, Social networks, Leisure travel,
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