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First issue of the T2M Bibliography

The first issue of the T2M Bibliography is published – research from 2011. Look here.
If you miss some books please write to the editors.
More about the bibliography here.
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Call for papers for “Transport and borders”

Welcome We welcome you to the homepage and invite you to learn more about the activites in T2M and join our association and meet fellows.Hans-Liudger Dienel President of T2MWelcome to T2M – read more Read presidents page

The conference in Madrid is over. See or see again the days with presentations, networking and a lot of inspiration. Photos from the T2M conference in Madrid 2012

You are an expert in the history of art and architecture. How did you come to cross the history of mobility? Read the answer from Charissa Terranova – a spotlight commentary

Growth of mobility in Dalian, China.By Michael O’Regan.Read on in the serie View from the the Street – Reflections on Transportation.

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Prize for a young scholar – John Scholes Transport History Research Essay Prize read more

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New issue

T2M Yearbook 2013

Peter Norton, Gijs Mom, Liz Millward, Tomás Errázuriz and Mathieu Flonneau (eds.):

Mobility in History.
With volume 4 the T2M Yearbook has graduated from its initial three-year experimental phase. We can now speak of our Yearbook’s history and its traditions—among them relentless pursuit of historiographical reviews about mobility scholarship in countries that too often escape attention elsewhere, unusual thematic reviews that offer new perspectives on historical mobility studies, and more personal, retrospective assessments of the contributions of leading scholars and classic works. The 17 peer reviewed articles in this year’s Yearbook are faithful to these traditions.

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New issue The Journal of Transport History No 2, 2012 Paul Marr: The geography of the British motorcycle industry, 1896–2004 Alexander Medcalf: ‘We are always learning’: marketing the Great Western Railway, 1921–39 Sarah Frohardt-Lane: Close encounters: interracial contact and conflict on Detroit’s public transit in World War II Chandra Bhimull: Caribbean Airways, 1930–32: a notable failure Surveys and speculations Samuel Merrill: Looking forward to the past: London Underground’s 150th anniversary Carlos López Galvis and Dhan Zunino Singh: The dialectics of circulation and congestion in history

New issue of Transfers A theory of migration Tim Cresswell Subversive Mobilities: The Copenhagen Riots, 1900–1919 Mikkel Thelle Uncertain Mobilities: A View from the Past Colin G. Pooley Reshaping Empire: Airline Travelers and Colonial Encounters in the 1930s Chandra D. Bhimull Special Section on Media and Mobility Introduction to the Special Section: “Traffic” – On the Historical Alignment of Media and Mobility Dorit Müller and Heike Weber Mobilizing Transport: Media, Actor-worlds, and Infrastructures Frederike Felcht Migration, Transfer and Appropriation: German Pork Butchers in Britain Gabriele Schabacher The “Ambulant in-between”: Media Histories of Mobile Communication Regine Buschauer “All Transportation is Local”: Mobile-Digital-Networked-Technologies and Networked Orientations Joseph F. Turcotte and M. Len Ball The Tyranny of Time and Space – Weakened but not Vanquished: Comment on the Special Section on Media and Mobility Patricia L. Mokhtarian Read more All new conferences