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Lauren White. (2023) ‘I have to know where I can go’: mundane mobilities and everyday public toilet access for people living with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Social & Cultural Geography 24:5, pages 851-869.
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Orlando Woods. (2023) No destination: queering mobility through the virtuality of movement. Mobilities 0:0, pages 1-17.
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Benjamin Lucca Iaquinto, Lachlan Barber & Po Sheung Yu. (2023) Grounding Mobility: Protest Atmospheres at Hong Kong International Airport. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 113:4, pages 933-948.
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Jie Li & Honggang Xu. (2023) Megaregion development, multilocal dwelling and well-being in China. Regional Studies 57:4, pages 739-748.
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James David Todd. (2023) Exhaustion, Exhausting Temporalities, and Young Trans People’s Everyday Lives in the UK. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 113:3, pages 771-789.
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Reza Shaker. (2021) “Saying Nothing Is Saying Something”: Affective Encounters with the Muslim Other in Amsterdam Public Transport. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 111:7, pages 2130-2148.
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Gordon Waitt, Ian Buchanan, Glen Fuller & Tess Lea. (2021) Critical antagonisms: cycling and territory. Mobilities 16:6, pages 859-873.
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Bethan Evans, Stacy Bias & Rachel Colls. (2021) The Dys-Appearing Fat Body: Bodily Intensities and Fatphobic Sociomaterialities When Flying While Fat. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 111:6, pages 1816-1832.
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Esther Hitchen. (2021) The affective life of austerity: uncanny atmospheres and paranoid temporalities. Social & Cultural Geography 22:3, pages 295-318.
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Laura Lo Presti. (2020) The migrancies of maps: complicating the critical cartography and migration nexus in ‘migro-mobility’ thinking. Mobilities 15:6, pages 911-929.
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Janet C. Bowstead. (2020) Private violence/private transport: the role of means of transport in women’s mobility to escape from domestic violence in England and Wales. Mobilities 15:4, pages 559-574.
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Rianne van Melik & Dagmar van de Schraaf. (2020) Mobile devices and their effect on the sociality on Dutch Intercity trains. Mobilities 15:3, pages 380-396.
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Mimi Sheller. (2020) The reproduction of reproduction: theorizing reproductive (im)mobilities. Mobilities 15:2, pages 188-195.
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Paul Simpson. (2019) Elemental mobilities: atmospheres, matter and cycling amid the weather-world. Social & Cultural Geography 20:8, pages 1050-1069.
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Angharad Closs Stephens. (2019) Feeling “Brexit”: Nationalism and the Affective Politics of Movement. GeoHumanities 5:2, pages 405-423.
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Tom Roberts. (2019) In Pursuit of Necessary Joys: Deleuze, Spinoza, and the Ethics of Becoming Active. GeoHumanities 5:1, pages 124-138.
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Mark Holton & Kirsty Finn. (2018) Being-in-motion: the everyday (gendered and classed) embodied mobilities for UK university students who commute. Mobilities 13:3, pages 426-440.
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David Bissell, Phillip Vannini & Ole B. Jensen. (2017) Intensities of mobility: kinetic energy, commotion and qualities of supercommuting. Mobilities 12:6, pages 795-812.
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Peter Hopkins, Katherine Botterill, Gurchathen Sanghera & Rowena Arshad. (2017) Encountering Misrecognition: Being Mistaken for Being Muslim. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 107:4, pages 934-948.
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Hwankyung Janet Lee. ‘I recorded my movements in the smartphone’: differently reproduced speeds of posthuman bodies. Mobilities 0:0, pages 1-19.
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