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‘It’s on video, every second of it’: a micro-sociological analysis of cycle rage

Mike LloydView further author information
Pages 206-220 | Published online: 06 Sep 2016

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Brian L. Due, Dirk Vom Lehn, Helena Webb, Christian Heath & Johan Trærup. (2020) Servicing the body: placing glasses on the client’s head at the opticians. Visual Studies 35:2-3, pages 109-123.
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Daniel Normark, Franck Cochoy & Johan Hagberg. (2019) Funny bikes: a symmetrical study of urban space, vehicular units and mobility through the voyeuristic spokesperson of a video lens. Visual Studies 34:1, pages 13-27.
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Joacim Andersson & Jonas Risberg. (2018) Embodying Teaching: A Body Pedagogic Study of a Teacher’s Movement Rhythm in the ‘Sloyd’ Classroom. Interchange 49:2, pages 179-204.
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Mike Lloyd. (2017) When Rules Go Awry: A Single Case Analysis of Cycle Rage. Human Studies 40:4, pages 681-706.
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M. Møller & S. Haustein. (2017) Anger expression among Danish cyclists and drivers: A comparison based on mode specific anger expression inventories. Accident Analysis & Prevention 108, pages 354-360.
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