Research Group
We do research at the intersections of
digitisation, mobilities & urbanisation
News & Blogs
[News]
Who pays for the pandemic …. and the climate crisis?
Interviewed by the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF) on the costs of the pandemic, Tabea Bork-Hüffer argues that we must not forget our other great challenges and not only financial but also social and health costs arising particularly from the climate crisis. Acting now is necessary to prevent future generations from facing untenable costs. Check the article (in German) here: Wer die Schulden der Pandemie bezahlt – tirol.ORF.at.
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Nowhere Citizens? Uncertainty and Anxiety of Return Migrants in India
by Sumeetha Mokkil Maruthur
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Border Crossers and the Militarization of China’s Border in Times of COVID-19
by Franziska Plümmer
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Our work on the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic gains interest from the media
Our research group leader Tabea Bork-Hüffer got interviewed by the Dolomitenstadt.at
Online Magazin. You can find the interview (in German) here.
What Do We Do?
Digitisation, human mobilities, and urbanisation are major drivers altering spaces and societies from local to global scales. The Transient Spaces & Societies Research Group takes a critical perspective on these cross-sectional themes and scrutinises how social practices and power relations shape them.
We are an interdisciplinary team based at the Department of Geography at the University of Innsbruck.
Our Focus
Blog Posts
Digital sidewalks: using urban theory to understand technology use among migrants in Bogota
Sinop: The city that popped-up in the middle of nowhere
By Veit Badde
Blog: Transient Spaces Blog
Young adults weathering the COVID-19 pandemic: They are not a ‘lost generation’!
“In call several times per day”. How new communication tools shape the connectedness of people on the move
Blog: Transient Spaces Blog
Social Media
"The only thing that is constant is change"
→ Heraclitus, 500 B.C.
Our Location
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Research Group Transient Spaces & Societies
Geographisches Institut Innsbruck
Innrain 52, 6020 Innsbruck
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