Mobilities, Networks, Geographies

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Focusing on the geographies of social networks, this groundbreaking study explores how travel, communication, and in-person meetings shape social interactions. The authors challenge the notion that technological advancements reduce the necessity for physical meetings, asserting instead that scheduled visits have gained importance in contemporary society. This work offers valuable insights into the complexities of social mobilities and the evolving dynamics of human connection in a tech-driven world.