| Horizon 2000: Montreal's vision for the future | |
| Pierre Barrieau |
| Speculating with Human Rights: Two South Asian Women Writers and Utopian Mobilities | |
| Barnita Bagchi |
Submission
| Towards Nation-Building: Zhu Liren's 1945 Tourism Plan for Post-War China | |
| Antonio Barrento |
| Making utopia possible: how lessons from history can contribute to the challenge of the sustainable mobility | |
| Eleonora Belloni |
| Smart Velomobile Utopias | |
| Frauke Behrendt |
| The Dream of Personal Rapid Transit | |
| Arnd Baetzner |
| Two Cumbrian Utopias | |
| Alan Beattie |
| Moving art in recovery and resilience: using participatory art with people affected by migration | |
| Amanda Bingley |
| Utopian thinking as an introduction to new perspective of consumption space | |
| Zofia Bednarowska |
| Maria Borovnik |
| Touring Theatre as Mobile Utopia | |
| Tessa Buddle |
| IsITethical? Serious Play with datafication as ethical impact assessment | |
| Monika Buscher, Mal Luj Escalante |
| MPC Data Utopia/Dystopia: Medical data mobilities through multiparty computing | |
| Male Buscher, Mal Luj Escalante, Lara Salinas, Preben Holst Mogensen |
| From the ideal vision of neighbourhood to real practices of parkinghood | |
| Marta Smagacz-Poziemska, Andrzej Bukowski, Karol Kurnicki |
| Automobile Ownership in North Carolina, 1916-1919: A Digital History Project | |
| Ross Knox Bassett, Carl Colglazier |
| Mobilities research and the question of theory | |
| Kaya Barry, Samid Suliman |
| Datadrifts: mapping journeys through critical participation in environmental data. | |
| Louise Mullagh, Nick Dunn, Lynne Blair |
| Drivers and other actors. Dynamics of road freight transport based on an analysis of employee groups, 1880 | |
| J Burchardt |
| Will the study of history lose its identity due to claims of short-term political relevance? An empirical study of the communication between historians through T2M | |
| J Burchardt |
| Machinima as a mode of exploration across worlds | |
| Tess Baxter |
| The active mobility in Brazil: advances in the scientific literature | |
| Filipe Marino, Pedro Paulo Bastos, Victor Andrade |
| Octavia Butler | |
| Laurence Schaack, Leonie Brasser |
| Between Utopia and Dystopia: Socio-technological imaginaries of autonomous vehicles | |
| Robert Braun |
Panel 01 JTH
| Seeking a new role for Transport History | |
| Dhan Zunino Singh, Massimo Moraglio, Michael Bess, Valentina Fava, Mike Esbester, Greet De Block |
| Searching for New Trends in Mobility History: The Strategic Role of Blogging | |
| Michael Kirkland Bess |
Panel 02 Mobility and Museum part 1
| Re-imaging 20th Century Steam Transportation in Canada | |
| Sharon Babaian |
Panel 03 Mobility and Museum part 2
| Compartmentalising mobility: Manchester | |
| Josh Butt |
Panel 07 City Walks
| Materialities of Walking, Pedestrian Traffic, and Negotiating Mobile Futures of Metropolitan Cities in Russia (1890 -1930s) | |
| Alexandra Bekasova |
| In search of wanderability and utopian urban space | |
| Charlotte Bates, Kate Moles, Robin James Smith |
| Walking Utopias in a long-term perspective: pedestrian infrastructures in Lyon during 20th century | |
| Louis Baldasseroni |
Panel 13: Turku
| Future of Mobility in Turku: Individuals and futures signals | |
| Markku Wilenius, Sari Puustinen, Nicolas A Balcom Raleigh, Ellinoora Leino-Richert, Anna Kirveennuummi |