摘要
Over the past three decades,mobilities—the study of the movement of ideas,people,capital,and things—has received significant attention from scholars in sociology and human geography,in what Urry(2003)called the“mobilities turn”and Sheller and Urry(2006)later termed the“new mobilities paradigm.”As Roy(2012,p.35)put it,this is a shift in emphasis“from the study of mobile policy to the study of the practices through which policy is made mobile.”
作者
Diego Santori
金津
Diego Santori;Jin Jin(King’s College London;East China Normal University)
基金
Jin Jin acknowledges the support of China’s National Social Science Fund Education Youth Project entitled“Globalization and China’s education governance through the lens of policy networks”(grant number CGA190250).
