The Mobility Interview: Triangulating Interview and GPS Data to Explore the Role of Mobility in Everyday Life

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Authors: van Dülmen, Christoph, Šimon, Martin, Bischof, Susann, et al.
This article presents a mixed-methods research protocol suitable for studying everyday mobility and its effects on life chances for a wide range of populations. We argue that it can address, among other issues, two important methodological challenges in the study o...
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Transport Poverty Meets Car Dependency: A GPS Tracking Study of Socially Disadvantaged Groups in European Rural Peripheries

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Authors: van Dülmen, Christoph, Šimon, Martin, Klärner, Andreas
This article explores the spatial mobility of disadvantaged populations in order to enhance our understanding of transport poverty. It is based on participatory GPS tracking data collected in peripheral rural regions in Czechia and Germany. The data provide informa...
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Measuring residential segregation of non-European migrants using the individualised neighbourhood method: How does Czechia fit to the European landscape?

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Authors: Křížková, Ivana, Šimon, Martin
Comparative research aiming to explain differences in segregation on national level is highly desirable for public policy in increasingly diverse countries including new immigrant destinations. This study explores residential segregation of non-European migrants in Czechia using...
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