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'This impressive book draws together the auto/biographical and the theoretical from across a range of social academic disciplines and, through its focus on gender and emotion, opens new opportunities for reflection on the nature and significance of mobilities as an emblematic characteristic of our time.' Susan Halford, University of Southampton, UK '...as an exploratory text, it provides an excellent beginning. The framework established by Letherby and Reynolds suggests innovative lines of enquiry around emotional labour, social relations of the journey, and the mechanisms by which emotion and gender are (re)constituted through practices of mobility.' Annals of Tourism Research

'This impressive book draws together the auto/biographical and the theoretical from across a range of social academic disciplines and, through its focus on gender and emotion, opens new opportunities for reflection on the nature and significance of mobilities as an emblematic characteristic of our time.' Susan Halford, University of Southampton, UK '...as an exploratory text, it provides an excellent beginning. The framework established by Letherby and Reynolds suggests innovative lines of enquiry around emotional labour, social relations of the journey, and the mechanisms by which emotion and gender are (re)constituted through practices of mobility.' Annals of Tourism Research

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Gayle Letherby is Professor of Sociology at the University of Plymouth, UK. Gillian Reynolds is Research Fellow at SURGE (Applied Research Centre in Sustainable Regeneration), Coventry University, UK. Gayle Letherby, Gillian Reynolds, Margaret Walsh, Mike Esbester, Helena Wojtczak, Zannagh Hatton, Rachel Grant, Ruth Waterhouse, Stephen Handsley, Robert Hart, Debra Langan, Karen Overton, Jonathan Kington, Jen Marchbank, Keith Sharp, Andy Reynolds, Mike Barnsley, Carole Sutton, John Shiels, Jo Stanley, Drew Whitelegg, Jackie Rose, Mike McBeth, Phil Nicholls, Kim Stevenson, Edward Monkton

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