Beschreibung
The book investigates the negotiation of governmental rationalities of car-dependent life in the face of climate change. It appears that current forms of governing are bound up with a specific utilisation of the freedom of the governed. Accordingly, the book demonstrates how the governing of automobility unfolds as people account for and, hence, conduct their transportation practices. In this way, it unravels how villagers in a small Danish village negotiate a municipal strategy and conduct their transportation practices in ways that merely sustain the villagers’ already maintained car-dependent life forms.
Autorenportrait
Laura Bang Lindegaard is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Culture and Global Studies and a member of the Centre for Discourses in Transition at Aalborg University, Denmark. She is interested in the governing of climate change and the moral ordering of everyday transportation practices.
