Time, Innovation and Mobilities - Peters, Peter Frank
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In this fascinating book, author Peters: develops a conceptual framework to study contemporary transit practices and evaluate innovation strategies; gives new insights regarding historic and contemporary design strategies and regarding innovations related to travel in technological cultures; gives special attention to electronic timespaces and ICT based mobility innovations; and investigates cases of travel in technological cultures, car travel, air travel, and cycling in Dutch towns. An original and provocative contribution to the emerging field of mobilities, this book will become an…mehr

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In this fascinating book, author Peters: develops a conceptual framework to study contemporary transit practices and evaluate innovation strategies; gives new insights regarding historic and contemporary design strategies and regarding innovations related to travel in technological cultures; gives special attention to electronic timespaces and ICT based mobility innovations; and investigates cases of travel in technological cultures, car travel, air travel, and cycling in Dutch towns. An original and provocative contribution to the emerging field of mobilities, this book will become an essential resource for advanced undergraduate, post-graduate, researchers and practitioners in the fields of sociology, geography, spatial planning, policy and transportation studies.
By analyzing historic and contextualized transit practices and case studies of travel in technological cultures, car travel, air travel, and cycling in Dutch towns, this book argues that travel cannot simply be reduced to getting from A to B.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Peter Frank Peters (1960) is assistant professor at the Faculty of Arts & Culture of the University of Maastricht. He has published on time, mobility and travel in technological cultures. His research is concerned with the debates on public problems related to mobility and the assessment of innovations that are suggested to solve these problems.