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AESOP ANNUAL CONGRESS 2025

7–11 Jul 2025
Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul
Europe/Istanbul timezone

Session

SS_17 PERSPECTIVES ON COMMONING MOBILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY

SS17
10 Jul 2025, 09:00
E1-03 (YTU Davutpasa Campus)

E1-03

YTU Davutpasa Campus

Conveners

SS_17 PERSPECTIVES ON COMMONING MOBILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY

  • Anna Nikolaeva (University of Amsterdam)
  • Luca Bertolini (University of Amsterdam)
  • Enrica Papa (University of Westminster)

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  1. 2058. Commoning mobility knowledge
    Anna Nikolaeva (University of Amsterdam)
    10/07/2025, 09:00
    SS 17 | Perspectives on commoning mobility and accessibility
    Oral

    ‘Commoning mobility’ emerged as a prominent concept in recent scholarship on just mobility transitions. From this perspective, which redefines mobility as a ‘collective good’, mobility is social and shared: mobilities are co-produced in that people plan and perform mobilities together. Given the interdependence and materiality of mobilities, people shape each other’s lives as they move (or...

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  2. 2057. Commoning Accessibility: Reframing Accessibility as a Common Good
    Prof. Paola Pucci (Politecnico di Milano - DAStU), Dr Giovanni Lanza (Politecnico di Milano - DAStU)
    10/07/2025, 09:10
    SS 17 | Perspectives on commoning mobility and accessibility
    Oral

    Recently, a range of community-driven practices aimed at improving accessibility has gained increasing prominence and recognition. These initiatives, which emphasize the critical role of accessibility as a fundamental resource for activity participation and social inclusion, are characterized by a reliance on collaboration among individuals actively engaged in the co-creation and governance of...

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  3. 2059. Commoning for post-growth mobilities? A critical perspective on two railway cooperatives
    Dr Elisa Schramm (University of Amsterdam)
    10/07/2025, 09:20
    SS 17 | Perspectives on commoning mobility and accessibility
    Oral

    Recent post-growth scholarship has begun to problematize the strong growth orientation in transport planning, with new investments in transport serving primary as ‘spatial’ or ‘mobility’ fixes, rather than serving other socio-ecological objectives. However, it has done so in ways that reproduce public sector-led and/or individual mobility transformations. It has thereby overlooked a wide range...

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  4. 2060. Understanding Commoning Accessibility in the Context of the European Welfare State
    Dr Annemiek Prins (University of Amsterdam)
    10/07/2025, 09:30
    SS 17 | Perspectives on commoning mobility and accessibility
    Oral

    This paper critically situates the notion of ‘commoning accessibility’ within the wider context of the changing European welfare state. In many peripheral areas across Europe accessibility is under pressure due to the privatization and deregulation of public transport, the enclosure and commercialization of public spaces, and the withdrawal of services such as healthcare. Recently, the notion...

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