Published 2020-11-09
Keywords
- mobility,
- pandemics,
- integrated policies
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Abstract
The dialectic between "movements and mooring" is the pivot of the studies on "new mobilities". This last is an interdisciplinary approach to the different forms of short and long-range nomadism of the contemporary world, which broadens, putting it somehow into question, a concept of mobility almost exclusively focused on the technical, managerial and infrastructural aspects of the different "modes of transport". This dialectic, which the lockdown applied in many countries as a measure to contain the infection from Cavid-19 has relaunched in dramatic terms, is variously declined in the contributions presented in this issue of Contesti through: methodological discussions; literature surveys and case study researches. The articles give a complex picture of both challenges and opportunities to be faced in the perspective of a paradigm shift of mobility, in order to make it more environmentally sustainable as well as more centred on people than on vehicles.