Cities around the world promote bicycle use as a sustainable and accessible form of
transportation. However, in many places, there is a persistent gender disparity in bicycling …

This article offers a poststructuralist analytic strategy that highlights the political nature of
interview analysis. Interviews pose a particular challenge for poststructuralist researchers …

Campaigning bodies and local actions and activism have significant impacts on the
development of local infrastructural plans for cycling. These voices are frequently …

Decreasing levels of physical activity and increasing prevalence of chronic health conditions
including obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease are global problems. Bicycling to …

In a cultural context dominated by the car, cyclists are often marginalised. For Women of
Colour, this marginalisation may be heightened and help to reinforce often already low …

Safety concerns, notably sharing road space with motor traffic, pose barriers for bicycling. To
address safety concerns, bicycle courses are designed to provide skills and know-how for …

Background Australian young male prisoners with histories of injecting drug use are more
likely to report injecting in prison, to do so more frequently, and to be involved in more un …

At the core of this PhD is a critical engagement with the project of translation. Methadone
treatment, promoted within public health as an essential way to treat opioid addiction and …

Over the past decade, a cycling boom has echoed in the planning circles, drawing the
attention of policy makers, development NGOs, citizens, and scholars. The sustainability of …

This chapter draws on applications of the WPR approach to illustrate the usefulness of
reflecting on how policies produce “subjects” through problematization. The argument is …