Lecture

Global Mobility

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This lecture explores the immense scale of global travel, from legal international arrivals to the movement of refugees and citizens. It delves into the historical development of mobility systems, the impact of technology on travel patterns, and the interdependence of various transportation and communication systems. The lecture also discusses the concept of 'mobility turn' in social sciences, highlighting the complex connections between physical travel and communication modes in the contemporary world.

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