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The Cosmobilities Network is a global network for social science based mobilities research.

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The Cosmobilities Network is a global network for social science based mobilities research. It connects scientists working on social, physical, geographical, virtual, and cultural aspects of mobility and movement, involving people, goods and ideas.

Cosmobilities addresses mobility research as a key discipline for the modernization of societies. It provides a lively framework for young researchers and leading experts alike, organizing the ongoing exchange of ideas and generating cutting-edge research.

The cosmobilities network was established in 2004 and until 2010 was funded by the German Research Association (DFG). Its work today attracts the involvement of a large number of experts and a wide range of excellent research institutions worldwide. Sources of inspiration include the new mobilities
paradigm (Hannam, Sheller, Urry 2006), drawing upon its focus on globalization and
a cosmopolitan perspective within the social sciences.

PARTNER INSTITUTIONS

Centre for Mobilities Research - CeMoRe,
Lancaster University

C-MUS - Centre for Mobility and Urban Studies
Aalborg University

Urban Planning and Mobilities Research
Group (UPM), Aalborg University

Laboratoire de sociologie urbaine -LASUR,
Ecole Polytechnique Federale Lausanne

mCenter, Drexel University Philadelphia, USA

Mobility Project Group, Social Science Research
Center Berlin (WZB)

Space, Place, Mobility and Urban Studies –
ENSPAC, Roskilde University

PARTNER NETWORKS

Pan-American Mobilities Network
Mediterranean Mobilities Network
Anthropology and Mobility Group

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