This paper argues that transitions research more broadly needs to take more account of
justice in its analysis. This paper draws primarily from environmental and energy justice …

This paper explores how political-institutional factors influence the transition towards
automated vehicles (AVs) in New Zealand (NZ). Using the lens of 'mobilities paradigm'and …

The private car, as a dominant form of everyday mobilities across Australia and around the
globe, continues to create a significant level of social and spatial injustice. Children are …

The private car is currently the most dominant form of transport among families with
schoolaged children, yet we lack transport policies that address children's mobility equity …

In all countries the selection of a modal split, and how investment in transport infrastructure
is directed, creates opportunities for some and not for others. But even for those it creates …

At the heart of social scientific research on transport is a simple but difficult dilemma facing
modern societies: the dilemma of mobility (Bertolini, 2017; Low & O'Connor, 2013). On the …