Handbook of Gender and Mobilities

Edited by Valerie Preston, Professor Emerita and Senior Scholar in Environmental and Urban Change, York University, Canada, Sara McLafferty, Professor Emerita, Department of Geography and Geographic Information Science, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, US, Monika Maciejewska, Senior Researcher, Research Group in Mobility, Transport and Land Use (GEMOTT), Department of Geography, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, Brenda Yeoh, Raffles Professor of Social Sciences, Department of Geography, National University of Singapore, Singapore

‘The Handbook of Gender and Mobilities offers an authoritative overview of key developments in research on the gendering of multiple mobilities, from migration to everyday trip-making. Its centring of care and intersectionality in different regions of the world is one of its many strengths. The collection shows how a vibrant research tradition has come of age, and that there is a long road to go until gender equality and justice mobility is achieved.’

• Contents1 Gender and mobility: an introduction 1 Valerie Preston, Sara McLafferty, Monika Maciejewska and Brenda S.A Yeoh Part I Production and Politics of Gendered Mobilities 2 Gender and mobility: new approaches for informing sustainability 14 Susan Hanson 3 Reflections on gender, mobility, and sustainability 32 Susan Hanson 4 The ongoing urgency of gender and feminist perspectives on waiting and (im)mobility in migration 36 Deirdre Conlon 5 The gendered production of mobility and mobility infrastructure 46 Theresa Enright, Matti Siemiatycki and Mariana Valverde 6 Feminism and mobility justice: examining relations of care and mobilities across scales 58 Paola Castañeda, Aryana Soliz and Mimi Sheller 7 Mobile media methods in gender and (im)mobilities research 75 Andrea Markl and Tabea Bork-Hüffer Part II Mobilities over the Lifecourse 8 Gender, childhood(s) and (im)mobilities 96 Haifa Alarasi and Ron Buliung 9 Parenting, care and the private car 110 Jennifer L. Kent 10 Midlife mobilities 128 Aija Lulle 11 Gender, mobility and space in later life and across the life course 138 Siyao Gao and Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho Part III Gender and Everyday Mobilities 12 Assessing mobility of care: an overview of the approaches and current challenges for mobility research 152Irene Gómez-Varo and Carme Miralles-Guasch13 Intersections of gender and race among commuters in North American cities 167Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo and Selima Sultana14 Exploring the mobilities of double-duty carers: introducing mobility of the care economy 186Allison Williams, Léa Ravensbergen, Catherine Ward-Griffin, Bharati Sethi and Sakshi Mehta15 Moving ‘in’ and ‘out’ of place: embodied, gendered and spatial dimensions of mobility (in)justice for disabled people 202Carey-Ann Morrison, Lynda Johnston, Robyn Longhurst and Esther Woodbury16 Gendered food practices and mobilities in everyday life 213Chen Liu17 Gendered mobility, (im)mobility and women’s access to health care: perspectives from the global South and global North 225Fikriyah Winata and Aída R. GuhlincozziPart IV Gender, Mobility and Migration 18 Migrant domestic workers and the gender politics of mobility 243Julien Debonneville and Brenda S.A. Yeoh19 Gendered mobilities among high-skilled women 257Anju Mary Paul and Githmi Rabel20 The gendered (im)mobilities of carceral protectionism in labour migration 271Sallie Yea and Ayushman Bhagat21 Gendered and racialized violence at global borders: humanitarian bureaucracies within the necropolitical governance of migration 284Nina Sahraoui22 COVID-19, gender and migrant worker (im)mobility: a global crisis perspective 296Nicola Piper and Laura FoleyPart V Transport Mobilities 23 Gendered mobilities, transport norms and the potential for sustainable climate transitions 313Annica Kronsell, Olga Stepanova, Christian Dymén, Lena Winslott Hiselius and Lena Smidfelt Rosqvist24 Gendered mobilities and climate change 326Tanu Priya Uteng25 Gender and cycling in the ‘global North’ 338Léa Ravensbergen26 Mobilities across nations and times: women’s cycling, care and communities in Asia 350Malini Sur27 The transportation gender gap: the role of US policy and planning 359Evelyn Blumenberg, Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Madeline Wander28 Minute-city policies as feminist urban planning? A critical examination of urban accessibility implications for gender equity 376Oriol Marquet and Monika Maciejewska29 Gender-separate/segregated public transport: a critical overview of practices and policies 388Anuja Agrawal30 Fare-free public transport: a gender-neutral or gender-focused policy? 400Monika Maciejewska