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This is a project created by students of the Master's degree in Mobility Studies of the University of Padova. In this space, we want to discuss all things related to Mobility as a concept and framework that guides our approach to history. Expect participation from professors as experts and guest speakers, as well as current students and alumni willing to share their insights and experience in the program.
Mobility Podcast hosts The Mobility Studies Podcast, a education show with 10 episodes published.
What happens to a text after it is written? In this episode, Professor Ottavia Mazzon explores how classical works moved through Byzantine culture, were reorganized, reinterpreted, and woven into new forms of collective
In this compelling episode of The Mobility Podcast, we are joined by renowned sociologist Professor Ole B. Jensen from Aalborg University, whose work lies at the vibrant intersection of sociology, urban design, and archi
In this heartfelt episode of the Mobility Studies Podcast, host Fardeen speaks with Irini Komparaki—an alumna of the Mobility Studies program and now a dedicated International Desk Officer at the University of Padua. Iri
In today’s episode, our second-year student and host Lisa speaks with Professor Federico Mazzini, a contemporary historian and faculty member at the University of Padua. Together, they explore how the concept of mobility
Something as simple as recording a small portion of our daily commute can help us dive into complex questions about our agency, the use of public space, or even ethical questions of how to tell a story. Professor Chiara
One of the foundations of Mobility studies is its interdisciplinary approach to social phenomena in order to achieve the most comprehensive understanding of it. In today’s episode, Professor Matteo Bortolini, with a PhD
How can Mobility Studies help to shape our personal growth and academic orientation? In this episode, we speak with Kosar Rousta, a recent graduate and tutor in the Mobility Studies program at the University of Padua. Wi
Technology has become essential in every aspect of life, and of course, the social sciences and humanities have taken this shift as an opportunity to re-think and re-imagine their craft.Professor Daniel Zilio has been wo
If mobility is everything, how can we limit our research? In this episode, Michael Vsemirnov, a former Master’s student in the Mobility Studies program and now a PhD student, told us about his academic journey and how he
We’re excited to welcome you to the very first episode of The Mobility Studies Podcast — a project created by Master’s students at the University of Padua.Our first guest is Professor Lucio Biasiori, a historian of early
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