EDITORIAL
Simone Gigliotti, Conflict transport: Holocaust histories, routes, and witnesses, p. 189

RESEARCH PAPERS
Daan de Leeuw, The centrality of railways in the German concentration camp system: Jewish slave labourers’ relocation experiences, p. 194
Jacob Flaws, Death traffic: The railway witnesses of Operation Reinhard, p. 217
Christine Schmidt, Finding the archival traces of “misery trains”: Early accounts of train transport before the Holocaust, p. 242

EDITORIAL
Adam Borch, Jason Finch, Silja Laine, Introduction to Special Issue on Tram Closures Narrated, Experienced and Contested, p. 264

RESEARCH PAPERS
Silja Laine, The closure of the Turku Tramway in visual memory, p. 272
Adam Borch, A nostalgic trip? Klaus Rifbjerg’s “På Sporet af den Tabte Vogn” and the Copenhagen tramway, p. 294
Iuliia Eremenko, Tymoteusz Kraski, Heritage expertise and tram closures in the World Heritage City of Toruń, Poland, p. 317
Jason Finch, Tramway closure representations as tools in critical urbanism: London and lasgow on film, 1953–62, p. 337
Dan Porat, The securitization of air travel in the United States (1968–72), p. 365
Jennifer Clark, Michelangelo Bolognese, Carolyn Collins, Exhibiting Holden: Best practice and practical problems in a national motor museum, p. 384

Book Reviews, p. 405

SURVEY AND SPECULATION
Aparajita Mukhopadhyay, Transport users, and historie(s) of transport: “A view from below”, p. 3

RESEARCH PAPERS
David Drengk, Yusuf Madugu, The technological landscape of human and animal transportation: Cases from Northern Nigeria and Southern Côte d’Ivoire, p. 18
Mikiya Koyagi, Pedalling in Pahlavi Iran: Cycle mobility and competing masculinities, p. 41
Egor Muleev, Skotovoz, pripiski and the “law of labour settlement”: Transportation planning and management in the USSR, p. 62
Tambet Muide, The road corvée: The persistence of the use of unpaid labour for road maintenance in nineteenth and twentieth century Estonia, p. 83
Alicia Barnes, Railing through reality: Trains and mobility in Victorian ghost stories, p. 104 Danijel Kežic, Railway experts and the construction of national space(s) in post-imperial Southeast Europe: the case of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes/Yugoslavia, p. 124
Kenneth John Button, New behavioural economics and its influence on USA passenger airline management and policies, p. 149

Book Reviews, p. 174
Reviewer List, p. 186

EDITORIAL
Massimo Moraglio, Transport history: a niche moving toward the mainstream?, p. 345

RESEARCH PAPERS
Seth Epstein, “Wanna get married?”: The taxi driver transportation network at the marriage mill of Elkton, Maryland, 1913–1941, p. 346
Emma Robertson, “The girl conductor has come to stay”: Gender and labour on the buses in interwar Australia, p. 368
Olha Martynyuk, Threatening mobility: Cycling during World War II from a Ukrainian perspective, p. 389
Jacob Harris, “Car, car over all, it has taken a terrible hold of us”: Experiencing automobility in interwar Britain and Germany, p. 411
Constantin Ardeleanu, “Commercial and political needs demand the establishment of a Black Sea port”: Infrastructure development, opportunities and anxieties in an Eastern European periphery (1860s–1870s), p. 436
Csaba Sándor Horváth, Old railways, new borders. The impact of treaty of Trianon on Western Transdanubia network (1918–1924), p. 457

PANORAMA
Julia Winterson, Hidden from history: Carriage cleaners in the United Kingdom from 1849 to COVID-19, p. 483

Book Reviews, p. 501

EDITORIAL
Martin Emanuel, Daniel Normark, (Un)equal footing: Otherings and orderings of urban mobility, p. 165–182

PANORAMA
Tauri Tuvikene, Between traffic and walking discourse: Pedestrians in the traffic machine, hints from the Estonian case, p. 183–200

RESEARCH PAPERS
Martin Emanuel, Pavement publics in late nineteenth-century Stockholm, p. 201–232
Cédric Feriel, Rethinking the dominant modernist planning narrative: Investigating pedestrianisation in Europe, 1960s–1970s, p. 233–253
Tiina Männistö-Funk, , The struggle over pedestrians: Defining the problems of walking in the 1960s and 1970s, p. 254–275
Tom Breen, Abbi Flint, Clare Hickman, Glen O’Hara, Whose right to roam? Contesting access to England’s countryside, p. 276–307
Alexei Kraikovski, Small-scale shipping and the maritime commerce of eighteenth-century St. Petersburg, p. 308–329

Book Reviews, p. 330

RESEARCH PAPERS
Peter Hobbins, Emulating the “pucker factor”: Faith, fidelity and flight simulation in Australia, 1936–58, p. 3–26
Benjamin B. Cohen, “The water flows under the bridge and we pass above it …” infrastructure, transport and state power: The bridges of Hyderabad city, India c. sixteenth to twentieth centuries, p. 27–49
Tal Alon-Mozes, The landscape of Route 854 in Israel's Galilee: Integrating nature, construction, and art in the service of a national project Efrat Hildesheim, p. 50–78
Thomas Pettersson, Johan Jansson, Urban Lindgren, A barrier to sustainable transports? Path dependence and the Swedish tax deduction for commuting , p. 79–98
Yuqing Zhu, Railroad investment and regional disparity: Public expenditure on transport infrastructure in France, 1837–57, p. 99–124

PANORAMA
Tamires Saccharine Lico, Andreza Vellasco Gomes, Nicolle Oliveira Rocha, Eduardo Romero de Oliveira, The growth of a research field: A systematic analysis of Brazilian theses and dissertations on railways (1974–2020), p. 125–151

Book Reviews, p. 152

EDITORIAL
Mike Esbester, Editorial: A fundamental threat to our field, p. 351

SURVEY AND SPECULATION
Nathalie Roseau, Mobile cultures and the Anthropocene, p. 354

RESEARCH PAPERS
James J. Ward, The motorcycle as identity construct and performance affect: Three real-life examples for whom transport alone was not enough, p. 368
Justin Shapiro, Environmental control: charting a course for the Navajo reservation through road construction, 1945-1978, p. 391
Malcolm Abbott, Maintaining aircraft manufacturing through government purchases: Australia and Canada from the end of the Second World War until the 1970s, p. 414
Martin Eriksson, To the mutual benefit of the member states. Nordic transnational road cooperation, 1956-1966, p. 440
Andrew Thomas Park, Europe's disintegrative moment: Transportation and borders in Silesia during the Paris Peace Conference of 1919, p. 461

PANORAMA
Antonio Santamaría García, Reviewing Latin American railway historiography: New trends and research avenues, p. 479

Book Reviews, p. 503
Reviewer list, p. 514

EDITORIAL
Massimo Moraglio, Transport history methodology: New trends and perspectives, p. 169

RESEARCH PAPERS
Govind Gopakumar, Placing automobility in postcolonial cities: Towards an ontology of a displaced past, p. 172
Thomas Spain, David A. Turner, Food for thought: Transport within the food supply chain, p. 194
Colin Pooley, Spotlight on the traveller: Individual experiences of routine journeys, p. 214
Zef Segal, The naturalisation of nineteenth-century German Railways as depicted in visual discourse, p. 232

SURVEY AND SPECULATION
Giovanni Favero, Michael-W. Serruys, Miki Sugiura, A new place for transport in urban network theory: The urban logistic network, p. 256
Daniel Normark, Ontologies on collision course: Collaborative mobility v. managerial transport in the contemporary history of intelligent transport systems, p. 277
James Fowler, Historical Institutionalism, Hybridity and Institutional Logics in Public Transport History, p. 296
Hugo Silveira Pereira, Photography and transport history: a speculative approach to a theoretical framework, p. 312

Book Reviews, p. 333

EDITORIAL
James Cohen, Contributions to the post-World War II History of High-Speed Ground Transport in the United States, p. 3

RESEARCH PAPERS
Albert J. Churella, Private agendas and the public good: The contested development of high-speed passenger rail transport in the United States, p. 11
David Reinecke, Moonshots to Nowhere? The Metroliner and Failed High-Speed Rail in the United States, 1962-1977, p. 33
Jonathan Michael Feldman, High-speed rail and barriers to innovation: The Budd Company and the limits of US indirect industrial policy in the 1960s and 1970s, p. 54
James K. Cohen, Development of a futuristic technology programme: How the aerospace industry (almost) transformed ground transportation in the United States (1960-1972), p. 82
Jonathan English, Getting Off Track: the Northeast Corridor Improvement Project in an International Context, p. 107
Melanie Bassett, Negotiating Mobility: Royal Dockyard Workers as Railway Excursion Agents and Social Entrepreneurs, 1880-1918, p. 131

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