Who are Londoners on Bikes and what do they want? Negotiating identity and issue definition in a ‘pop-up’ cycle campaign

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• Getting Londoners on two wheels

  Open Access•M A Helena Marije de Boer, Federico Caprotti•Sustainable Cities and Society•2017

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• ‘We’re trying to reimagine this gig economy as a force for good’

  Open Access•Ersilia Verlinghieri, Charlie Couve et al.•Work Organisation Labour &…•2025

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• Supplemental infrastructure

  Open Access•Jesus M Barajas•Transportation•2020

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• Why culture matters for transport policy

  Open Access•Rachel Aldred, K Jungnickel•Journal of Transport Geography•2013

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• Dancing with shackles? The sociopolitical opportunities, achievements, and dilemmas of cycling activism in Guangzhou, China

  Open Access•Hongze Tan, Miguel A Martínez et al.•Journal of Urban Affairs•2019

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• Between or Beyond Bicycles and Cars? Navigating E-Cargo Bike Citizenship in the Transition to Sustainable Urban Mobility

  Open Access•Clara Glachant, Noel Ca et al.•Geoforum•2025

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• Disaster relief trials

  Open Access•Sarah Bundy Kirkpatrick•Disaster Prevention and…•2019

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• Three shades of sustainable mobile futures

  Katrine Hartmann-Petersen•Applied Mobilities•2016

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• Ecologies of participation in socio-technical change

  Open Access•Jason Chilvers, Helen Pallett et al.•Energy Research & Social Science•2018

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• Is the medium the message? Exploring the intersection of social media and collective action in the San José Bike Party

  Jay Johnson, Matthew A Masucci et al.•Annals of Leisure Research•2022

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• Shane Warne versus hoon cyclists

  Glen Fuller•Continuum•2016

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• Exploring the right to mobility through the 2013 mobilizations in Rio de Janeiro

  Open Access•Rachel Aldred, Ersilia Verlinghieri et al.•Journal of Transport Geography•2017

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• Habitus and the loser cruiser

  Open Access•Helen Fitt•Journal of Transport Geography•2018

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• A socio-technical transition framework for introducing cycling in developing megacities

  Open Access•Fatih Canitez•Cities•2019

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• Happiness and freedom in direct action

  Dana M Williams•Leisure Studies•2018

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• From the Right to Mobility to the Right to the Mobile City

  Open Access•Paola Castañeda•Antipode•2020

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• Cycling the city, re-imagining the city

  Open Access•Frans Sengers•Urban Studies•2017

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• Cycling in the post-socialist city

  Open Access•Andrew Barnfield, Anna Plyushteva•Urban Studies•2016

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• Mapping participation

  Open Access•Helen Pallett, Jason Chilvers et al.•Environment and Planning E Nature…•2019

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• Rogue drivers, typical cyclists, and tragic pedestrians

  Open Access•David Fevyer, Rachel Aldred•Mobilities•2022

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• Elemental mobilities

  P Simpson•Social & Cultural Geography•2019

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• Safety in numbers

  Peter L Jacobsen•Injury Prevention•2003

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• On the Outside

  Open Access•Tamar Morad, Dennis Shasha et al.•Iraq's Last Jews•2008

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• Power in Movement

  Open Access•Sidney Tarrow, Sidney G Tarrow•Power in Movement•1998

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• Public Transport Systems

  Open Access•James Wickham•European Societies•2006

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• Explaining the Fuel Protests

  Open Access•Brian Doherty, Marisa Paterson et al.•The British Journal of Politics…•2003

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• Automobile Politics

  John Barry•New Political Economy•2008

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• Framing scrappage in Germany and the UK

  Open Access•Rachel Aldred, Daniela Tepe•Journal of Transport Geography•2011

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• "New Social Movements" of the Early Nineteenth Century

  Craig Calhoun•Social Science History•1993

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• New Social Movements” of the Early Nineteenth Century

  Open Access•Craig Calhoun•Social Science History•1993

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• Cycling and the promotion of health

  Mayer Hillman•Policy Studies•1993

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• Nomads of the Present

  Ron Eyerman, Alberto Melucci et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1990

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• New Social Movements

  Jürgen Habermas•Telos•1981

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• Environmental Activism and Social Networks

  Open Access•Simon Batterbury•The Annals of the American…•2003

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• Social movements

  Donatella Della Porta, Mario Diani•Social movements•2006

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• From Solidarity to Fluidarity

  Kevin Mcdonald•Social movement studies•2002

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• The Formation and Manipulation of Collective Identity

  Anne Marie Choup•Social movement studies•2008

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• Incompetent or Too Competent? Negotiating Everyday Cycling Identities in a Motor Dominated Society

  Rachel Aldred•Mobilities•2013

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• Blackwood roads protest 2004

  Alexandra Plows•Environmental Politics•2006

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• Environmentalism and the bicycle

  Dave Horton•Environmental Politics•2006

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• On the outside

  Rachel Aldred•Social & Cultural Geography•2010

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• One Less Car

  Open Access•Miriam Konrad•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•2011

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• Constructing Mobile Places between 'Leisure' and 'Transport

  Open Access•Rachel Aldred, K Jungnickel•Sociology•2012

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• Collective Identity and Social Movements

  Francesca Polletta, James M Jasper•Annual Review of Sociology•2001

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