Boekentips voor het nieuwe jaar
Mobile 21's book tips for an energetic start to the new year.
- Non-Boring Mobility Innovations 2025 | Lab of Thought
-> Crawling oil against entrenched principles and assumptions about mobility. Neatly packaged as 15 essays by spatial planning students at the University of Amsterdam. - Do tell | "Sustainability communication & marketing"
-> Why the world needs honest and sexy sustainability communication. Stopping greenhushing is already a tip to start with. - Understanding Mobility | Thomas Vanoutrive
-> Our Mobility for Dummies, but in book form ;-) - The Nature of Our Cities | Nadina Galle
-> How we save nature, become healthier ourselves and keep our world livable. A hopeful book that brings technology and nature together. - Everything will be different | Koen Schoors
-> and better... a book that looks just a little further into the future and shows that not everything is yet to the wuppe (although there are some conditions for that).
- Arm in rijk Vlaanderen | Michelle Ginée
-> Poverty is not just a matter of not having enough money. A book that exposes thresholds and provides good practice in an attempt to pave the path out of poverty. - Life After Cars | Doug Gordon & Sarah Goodyear
-> What the title says: Let's prepare today for a society that says goodbye to the windshield perspective. - F*ck climate change! | Peter Verbiest
-> How communication strategists are tackling climate fatigue with seduction, story and resistance. - Archive of possible loss | Tine Hens
-> What are we in danger of losing if we do not turn the destruction of the living into recovery and care? - Vibes
-> Good news is everywhere, you just have to know how to find it. And it just so happens that this new magazine contains only good news!
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