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From Private Troubles to Public Issues: E-bike Mobility and Shared Space in Shenzhen
When does e-bike mobility become a public issue concerning shared urban space? Drawing on the new mobilities paradigm and socio-technical regime theory, we develop the concept of "spatial publicness of mobility practices" through a case-based approach to complexity. We analyse 405 RedNote threads ce
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