International development expert Peter Cox shows how opting for more physically active forms of transport shapes us positively as people, which in turn helps combat climate change, poor global health, and widespread social inequality
International development expert Peter Cox shows how opting for more physically active forms of transport shapes us positively as people, which in turn helps combat climate change, poor global health, and widespread social inequality
Introduction Chapter 1. Setting the Scene Chapter 2. Anthropocene citizenship Chapter 3. Being-in-the-world: care and commoning Chapter 4. Pedagogies and mobilities: Learning and perception Chapter 5. Human scale movement: Walking, wheeling, cycling Chapter 6. Passengers and drivers Chapter 7. Towards Anthropocene Mobilities
Introduction Chapter 1. Setting the Scene Chapter 2. Anthropocene citizenship Chapter 3. Being-in-the-world: care and commoning Chapter 4. Pedagogies and mobilities: Learning and perception Chapter 5. Human scale movement: Walking, wheeling, cycling Chapter 6. Passengers and drivers Chapter 7. Towards Anthropocene Mobilities
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