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The Mobilities of Ships

The Mobilities of Ships

Edited ByAnyaa Anim-Addo, William Hasty, Kimberley Peters
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2015
eBook Published 2 October 2017
Pub. location London
Imprint Routledge
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.4324/9781315695938
Pages 128 pages
eBook ISBN 9781317444428
SubjectsEconomics, Finance, Business & Industry, Geography, Humanities, Politics & International Relations, Social Sciences
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Anim-Addo, A. (Ed.), Hasty, W. (Ed.), Peters, K. (Ed.). (2015). The Mobilities of Ships. London: Routledge, https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315695938
ABOUT THIS BOOK

We live in a world that is ever on the move, as is increasingly recognised within research on mobilities. Yet studies of mobility have failed to ‘go to sea’ with the same enthusiasm as mobilities ashore. When we consider mobility, we most often examine those movements that evidently form part of our everyday lives. We forget to look outwards to the sea. Yet ships have played – and continue to play – a significant role in shaping socio-cultural, political and economic life. This book turns our attention to the manifold mobilities that occur at sea through an exploration of the mobilities of ships themselves as well as the movements of objects, subjects and ideas that are mobilised by ships. The Mobilities of Ships brings together seven chapters that tack through unexplored waters and move between diverse case studies, including pirate ships, naval vessels and luxury yachts. In so doing, The Mobilities of Ships offers a rich insight into the world of shipping mobilities past and present.

This book was published as a special issue of Mobilities.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|13 pages
The Mobilities of Ships and Shipped Mobilities
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo, William Hasty & Kimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 2|19 pages
Metamorphosis Afloat: Pirate Ships, Politics and Process, c.1680–1730
ByWilliam Hasty
View abstract
chapter 3|15 pages
‘The Great Event of the Fortnight’: Steamship Rhythms and Colonial Communication
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo
View abstract
chapter 4|17 pages
Learning ‘Large Ideas’ Overseas: Discipline, (im)mobility and Political Lives in the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny
ByAndrew D. Davies
View abstract
chapter 5|13 pages
Unraveling the Politics of Super- rich Mobility: A Study of Crew and Guest on Board Luxury Yachts
ByEmma Spence
View abstract
chapter 6|18 pages
Tracking (Im)mobilities at Sea: Ships, Boats and Surveillance Strategies
ByKimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 7|21 pages
The Packaging of Efficiency in the Development of the Intermodal Shipping Container
ByCraig Martin
View abstract

We live in a world that is ever on the move, as is increasingly recognised within research on mobilities. Yet studies of mobility have failed to ‘go to sea’ with the same enthusiasm as mobilities ashore. When we consider mobility, we most often examine those movements that evidently form part of our everyday lives. We forget to look outwards to the sea. Yet ships have played – and continue to play – a significant role in shaping socio-cultural, political and economic life. This book turns our attention to the manifold mobilities that occur at sea through an exploration of the mobilities of ships themselves as well as the movements of objects, subjects and ideas that are mobilised by ships. The Mobilities of Ships brings together seven chapters that tack through unexplored waters and move between diverse case studies, including pirate ships, naval vessels and luxury yachts. In so doing, The Mobilities of Ships offers a rich insight into the world of shipping mobilities past and present.

This book was published as a special issue of Mobilities.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|13 pages
The Mobilities of Ships and Shipped Mobilities
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo, William Hasty & Kimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 2|19 pages
Metamorphosis Afloat: Pirate Ships, Politics and Process, c.1680–1730
ByWilliam Hasty
View abstract
chapter 3|15 pages
‘The Great Event of the Fortnight’: Steamship Rhythms and Colonial Communication
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo
View abstract
chapter 4|17 pages
Learning ‘Large Ideas’ Overseas: Discipline, (im)mobility and Political Lives in the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny
ByAndrew D. Davies
View abstract
chapter 5|13 pages
Unraveling the Politics of Super- rich Mobility: A Study of Crew and Guest on Board Luxury Yachts
ByEmma Spence
View abstract
chapter 6|18 pages
Tracking (Im)mobilities at Sea: Ships, Boats and Surveillance Strategies
ByKimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 7|21 pages
The Packaging of Efficiency in the Development of the Intermodal Shipping Container
ByCraig Martin
View abstract
CONTENTS
ABOUT THIS BOOK

We live in a world that is ever on the move, as is increasingly recognised within research on mobilities. Yet studies of mobility have failed to ‘go to sea’ with the same enthusiasm as mobilities ashore. When we consider mobility, we most often examine those movements that evidently form part of our everyday lives. We forget to look outwards to the sea. Yet ships have played – and continue to play – a significant role in shaping socio-cultural, political and economic life. This book turns our attention to the manifold mobilities that occur at sea through an exploration of the mobilities of ships themselves as well as the movements of objects, subjects and ideas that are mobilised by ships. The Mobilities of Ships brings together seven chapters that tack through unexplored waters and move between diverse case studies, including pirate ships, naval vessels and luxury yachts. In so doing, The Mobilities of Ships offers a rich insight into the world of shipping mobilities past and present.

This book was published as a special issue of Mobilities.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|13 pages
The Mobilities of Ships and Shipped Mobilities
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo, William Hasty & Kimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 2|19 pages
Metamorphosis Afloat: Pirate Ships, Politics and Process, c.1680–1730
ByWilliam Hasty
View abstract
chapter 3|15 pages
‘The Great Event of the Fortnight’: Steamship Rhythms and Colonial Communication
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo
View abstract
chapter 4|17 pages
Learning ‘Large Ideas’ Overseas: Discipline, (im)mobility and Political Lives in the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny
ByAndrew D. Davies
View abstract
chapter 5|13 pages
Unraveling the Politics of Super- rich Mobility: A Study of Crew and Guest on Board Luxury Yachts
ByEmma Spence
View abstract
chapter 6|18 pages
Tracking (Im)mobilities at Sea: Ships, Boats and Surveillance Strategies
ByKimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 7|21 pages
The Packaging of Efficiency in the Development of the Intermodal Shipping Container
ByCraig Martin
View abstract

We live in a world that is ever on the move, as is increasingly recognised within research on mobilities. Yet studies of mobility have failed to ‘go to sea’ with the same enthusiasm as mobilities ashore. When we consider mobility, we most often examine those movements that evidently form part of our everyday lives. We forget to look outwards to the sea. Yet ships have played – and continue to play – a significant role in shaping socio-cultural, political and economic life. This book turns our attention to the manifold mobilities that occur at sea through an exploration of the mobilities of ships themselves as well as the movements of objects, subjects and ideas that are mobilised by ships. The Mobilities of Ships brings together seven chapters that tack through unexplored waters and move between diverse case studies, including pirate ships, naval vessels and luxury yachts. In so doing, The Mobilities of Ships offers a rich insight into the world of shipping mobilities past and present.

This book was published as a special issue of Mobilities.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|13 pages
The Mobilities of Ships and Shipped Mobilities
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo, William Hasty & Kimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 2|19 pages
Metamorphosis Afloat: Pirate Ships, Politics and Process, c.1680–1730
ByWilliam Hasty
View abstract
chapter 3|15 pages
‘The Great Event of the Fortnight’: Steamship Rhythms and Colonial Communication
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo
View abstract
chapter 4|17 pages
Learning ‘Large Ideas’ Overseas: Discipline, (im)mobility and Political Lives in the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny
ByAndrew D. Davies
View abstract
chapter 5|13 pages
Unraveling the Politics of Super- rich Mobility: A Study of Crew and Guest on Board Luxury Yachts
ByEmma Spence
View abstract
chapter 6|18 pages
Tracking (Im)mobilities at Sea: Ships, Boats and Surveillance Strategies
ByKimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 7|21 pages
The Packaging of Efficiency in the Development of the Intermodal Shipping Container
ByCraig Martin
View abstract
ABOUT THIS BOOK
ABOUT THIS BOOK

We live in a world that is ever on the move, as is increasingly recognised within research on mobilities. Yet studies of mobility have failed to ‘go to sea’ with the same enthusiasm as mobilities ashore. When we consider mobility, we most often examine those movements that evidently form part of our everyday lives. We forget to look outwards to the sea. Yet ships have played – and continue to play – a significant role in shaping socio-cultural, political and economic life. This book turns our attention to the manifold mobilities that occur at sea through an exploration of the mobilities of ships themselves as well as the movements of objects, subjects and ideas that are mobilised by ships. The Mobilities of Ships brings together seven chapters that tack through unexplored waters and move between diverse case studies, including pirate ships, naval vessels and luxury yachts. In so doing, The Mobilities of Ships offers a rich insight into the world of shipping mobilities past and present.

This book was published as a special issue of Mobilities.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|13 pages
The Mobilities of Ships and Shipped Mobilities
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo, William Hasty & Kimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 2|19 pages
Metamorphosis Afloat: Pirate Ships, Politics and Process, c.1680–1730
ByWilliam Hasty
View abstract
chapter 3|15 pages
‘The Great Event of the Fortnight’: Steamship Rhythms and Colonial Communication
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo
View abstract
chapter 4|17 pages
Learning ‘Large Ideas’ Overseas: Discipline, (im)mobility and Political Lives in the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny
ByAndrew D. Davies
View abstract
chapter 5|13 pages
Unraveling the Politics of Super- rich Mobility: A Study of Crew and Guest on Board Luxury Yachts
ByEmma Spence
View abstract
chapter 6|18 pages
Tracking (Im)mobilities at Sea: Ships, Boats and Surveillance Strategies
ByKimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 7|21 pages
The Packaging of Efficiency in the Development of the Intermodal Shipping Container
ByCraig Martin
View abstract

We live in a world that is ever on the move, as is increasingly recognised within research on mobilities. Yet studies of mobility have failed to ‘go to sea’ with the same enthusiasm as mobilities ashore. When we consider mobility, we most often examine those movements that evidently form part of our everyday lives. We forget to look outwards to the sea. Yet ships have played – and continue to play – a significant role in shaping socio-cultural, political and economic life. This book turns our attention to the manifold mobilities that occur at sea through an exploration of the mobilities of ships themselves as well as the movements of objects, subjects and ideas that are mobilised by ships. The Mobilities of Ships brings together seven chapters that tack through unexplored waters and move between diverse case studies, including pirate ships, naval vessels and luxury yachts. In so doing, The Mobilities of Ships offers a rich insight into the world of shipping mobilities past and present.

This book was published as a special issue of Mobilities.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|13 pages
The Mobilities of Ships and Shipped Mobilities
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo, William Hasty & Kimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 2|19 pages
Metamorphosis Afloat: Pirate Ships, Politics and Process, c.1680–1730
ByWilliam Hasty
View abstract
chapter 3|15 pages
‘The Great Event of the Fortnight’: Steamship Rhythms and Colonial Communication
ByAnyaa Anim- Addo
View abstract
chapter 4|17 pages
Learning ‘Large Ideas’ Overseas: Discipline, (im)mobility and Political Lives in the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny
ByAndrew D. Davies
View abstract
chapter 5|13 pages
Unraveling the Politics of Super- rich Mobility: A Study of Crew and Guest on Board Luxury Yachts
ByEmma Spence
View abstract
chapter 6|18 pages
Tracking (Im)mobilities at Sea: Ships, Boats and Surveillance Strategies
ByKimberley Peters
View abstract
chapter 7|21 pages
The Packaging of Efficiency in the Development of the Intermodal Shipping Container
ByCraig Martin
View abstract
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