Becoming Urban Cyclists: Socialization and Skills

Contents Introduction: Matthieu Adam and Nathalie Ortar Chapter 1: Becoming an Urban Cycling Space - Peter Cox Chapter 2: Conducting Interviews with Maps and Videos to Capture Cyclists Skills and Expertise - Matthieu Adam, Nathalie Ortar, Luc Merchez, Georges-Henry Laffont and Hervé Rivano Chapter 3: Key Events, Motivations and Prior Experience in E-Bike Adoption - Dimitri Marincek Chapter 4: The Effects of a Promotional Campaign on the Practice of Utility Cycling: Bike-to-work in Switzerland - Patrick Rérat Chapter 5: Promoting Urban Cycling: An Ecolinguistic and Discursive Approach - M. Cristina Caimotto Chapter 6: Adult Beginner Cyclists in French Cities - Thomas Buhler Chapter 7: Immigration Background and CyclingFindings from Germany - Janina Welsch Chapter 8: What Makes Women Stop or Start Cycling in France? - David Sayagh, Clément Dusong and Francis Papon Chapter 9: Appropriating the Bicycle: Repair and Maintenance Skills and the BicycleCyclist Relationship - Margot Abord de Chatillon Afterword: Rachel Aldred