Mobilities I: Crisis

In this report on mobilities, I discuss research published between 2017-present, focussing on how multiple crises intersect with mobilities. I examine how recent work in health, economic, ecological, and geopolitical geographies are shaped by crisis mobilities. Focussing on the relationship between crisis moments and on-going crisis states, I examine how recent work on crisis mobilities drives mobilities research forward while also working towards spatialising understandings of crisis. I suggest that mobility is not just about physical movement but also about navigating the temporalities of ongoing hardship, where crisis is part of the lived experience rather than an exceptional event.