T²M encourages organizations and institutions interested in transport history and mobility studies to become involved in the Association. Membership at T²M ensures a vital connection with a world-wide network of universities, researchers, publishers, and other institutions interested in transport history and mobility studies.

Benefits for Institutional Members include:

• The option to choose a print subscription to one of three major journals:
  • The Journal of Transport History (more than 50 years in print, now published by Sage, offers an international forum for peer-reviewed publications on mobility history);
  • Transfers: Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studies (Berghahn)
  • Mobilities (a Taylor & Francis journal
• Discounted registration at the annual meetings: individuals who are members of our Institutional partners can register at the conference at the members’ rate;
• Online access to the T²M Yearbook Mobility in History, our annual overview of the field’s scholarship;
• A regular electronic newsletter with announcements of events, conferences, publications, calls for papers, and other highlights;
• The possibility to place a stand at the annual meetings (which has to be arranged with the local organizers);
• The possibility to follow the high-quality papers presented at the annual meetings, and also the work of the thematically based special interest groups;
• Institutional Members can include details of their events in the Newsletter and on the Website;
• Presenting the Institutional Members on T²M’s Website: T²M’s website features the IMs’ logos and provides some information about the organization and a link to the organization’s own website.

Give your organization and its members an important advantage by joining in the debate in this rapidly developing field and become an institutional member of the growing T²M network: The membership fee is only 200 Euros. 

Current Institutional Members:

Institute of Railway Studies & Transport History (United Kingdom)

The Institute of Railway Studies & Transport History, founded in 1995 (as the Institute of Railway Studies), is a joint initiative of the National Railway Museum and the University of York. Since its foundation the IRS&TH has become the leading centre for the study of the history of transport and mobility.

The Institute offers a wide range of opportunities for learning and research in railway and transport history and cognate fields, including a number of courses and research degrees. Students at the IRS&TH benefit from the Institute’s expert staff and from the expertise, resources and facilities of the National Railway Museum and the University of York.
www.york.ac.uk/inst/irs

Stiftung Historisches Erbe der SBB (Switzerland)

Willy Scharnow Stiftung für Touristik (Germany)

In 1953 Willy Scharnow established the „Foundation for international destination knowledge of the youth“ to grant better professional opportunities to the new generation in tourism by an improved vocational and advanc ed training. In honour of the founder it is nowadays named „Willy Scharnow Foundation for Tourism“.