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

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.

Contents
Profiles
Greg Thompson: “My Sewer”: James J. Flink on His Career Interpreting the Role of the Automobile in Twentieth-century Culture
Margaret Walsh: Virginia Scharff: A Woman in Motion

Themes
Jo Stanley: On Buffer-kissers, Bus-station Skanks and Mile-high Clubs: Sexualities and Transport
Sandra Swart: Animating Animals: Historiography and Biomobilities
Paul Dietschy: From Train to Plane: The Invention of Association Football Mobility, 1863–1949
Aurélien Delpirou and Hadrien Dubucs: Geography and Mobility: Recent Themes in French Scholarship

Modes

Marie Thébaud-Sorger: Balloons in the Historiography of Aerial Mobility
Janet R. Bednarek: Open Sky: The Broad Range of Recent Scholarship in Aviation History
Nathalie Roseau: Learning from Airports’ History
Stéphanie Sauget: Railway Stations and Mobility: Historians and Present Challenges
Dhan Zunino Singh: Towards a Cultural History of Underground Railways

Countries
Michael F. Wagner: Transport and Mobility in Danish Historiography
Rodrigo Booth: More Than an Exotic Place to Visit: Recent Contributions to the History of Tourism in the Southern Cone (Argentina, Chile and Uruguay)
Valeria Gruschetsky: Argentina in Motion: Connections between Mobility, Politics, and Culture in Recent Historiography
Tomás Errázuriz: Time for a Change: Transport and Mobility History in Chile
Robert Lee: A Fractious Federation: Patterns in Australian Railway Historiography
James Watson: New Zealand Historiography and Transport

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