Subject-Oriented Approaches to Transport

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Christian Holz-Rau, Joachim Scheiner: The ‘subject’ in transport studies: thoughts on a neglected subject
Konrad Götz: The interdependence of ‘subjective’ and ‘objective’ factors: ‘socio-cultural distance patterns’ and ‘social accessibility’ as categories of empirical mobility research
Georg Wilke: Explaining mobility through milieu membership – analyses of the validity of milieu concepts using the example of Car-Sharing
Darja Reuschke: Job-induced multilocational living arrangements: mobility behaviour, importance of accessibility and residential location
Joachim Scheiner: Is travel mode choice driven by subjective or objective factors?
Frank Beckenbach, Ramón Briegel, Willi Konrad, Gerd Scholl, Stefan Zundel: Routines and their breaking – an agent-based analysis of leisure time mobility
Martin Schiefelbusch: Handling the mobile subjects’ subjectivity: Rationality and emotion in transport planning and research