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Where is the politics? E-bike mobility in urban China and civilizational government
Denis Zuev (Zuev, D.); David Tyfield (Tyfield, D.); John Urry (Urry, J.);
Journal Title
Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions
Year (definitive publication)
2019
Language
English
Country
Netherlands
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Abstract
In this study we look at everyday politics of electric bike mobility by exploring the social practices of e-bike users in order to understand the role of e-bikes in emerging low-carbon mobility system in China, asking ‘where is the politics of the E2W in contemporary China?’ We explore the underlying political tensions in electric two-wheeler mobility by examining family and informal e-bike journeys. We argue that ‘civilizational’ government perspective provides a new way of thinking about politics of mobility and system transition in China.
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Keywords
  • Earth and related Environmental Sciences - Natural Sciences
  • Environmental Engineering - Engineering and Technology
  • Other Social Sciences - Social Sciences
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UID/SOC/03126/2013 Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia

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