Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. INTRODUCTION Historicizing Sustainable Urban Mobility 1
6. SECTION I Selling Unsustainable Urban Mobility
7. CHAPTER 1 Designing (Un)Sustainable Urban Mobility from Transnational Settings, 1850–Present 27
8. CHAPTER 2 History as Motordom’s Tool of Agenda Legitimation: Twentieth-Century U.S. Urban Mobility Trajectories 67
9. CHAPTER 3 Railway Modernism Losing Out: Lessons from an English Conurbation, 1955–1975 91
10. SECTION II Recovering Sustainable Mobilities of the Past
11. CHAPTER 4 Pedestrian Stories: Recovering Sustainable Urban Mobility 121
12. CHAPTER 5 Load Story: A Century of Pedestrian Logistics in Toulouse 147
13. CHAPTER 6 Recovering Sustainable Mobility Practices: A Visual History of Turku’s Streetscape 1950–1980 172
14. SECTION III Persistence and Sustainable Urban Mobilities
15. CHAPTER 7 State Socialism and Sustainable Urban Mobility: Alternative Paths in St. Petersburg since the 1880s 199
16. CHAPTER 8 Livable Streets and Hidden Unsustainability: The Biography of a Street in Stockholm 234
17. CHAPTER 9 Green Urban Spaces and Sustainable Mobility: Parks as Pockets of Persistence since the 1830s 261
18. SECTION IV Research Agendas for the Future
19. CHAPTER 10 Mobility Justice and the Velomobile Commons in Urban America 283
20. CHAPTER 11 Toward a Long-Term Measurement System of Sustainable Urban Mobility 305
21. EPILOGUE Reflections from a Policy Perspective 324
22. Index 330