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Sustainable cycling futures: Can cycling be the future?
Katerina Psarikidou (Psarikidou, K.); Denis Zuev (Zuev, D.); Cosmin Popan (Popan, C.);
Journal Title
Applied Mobilities
Year (definitive publication)
2020
Language
English
Country
United Kingdom
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Abstract
In a world which is constantly “on the move” (Urry Citation2007), increasing attention has been given to the practice of cycling and its potential contribution to a more sustainable re-configuration of everyday living and moving (Cox Citation2010; May 2013, Sheller; Urry Citation2000). Despite its long history, cycling has been re-introduced as a “new” mobility practice that could configure more sustainable futures, by addressing a wider range of socio-environmental issues: from pollution, congestion, health, disease and climate change to quality of life, community cohesion and poverty alleviation (OECD Citation2004; ITF Citation2016).
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Keywords
  • Civil Engineering - Engineering and Technology
  • Sociology - Social Sciences
  • Social and Economic Geography - Social Sciences

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