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ca-5309	Achtnich, Marthe	Mobile Livings: On the Bioeconomies of Mobility	2022		.htm	text/html	2955	166	44	Such mobilities prompt us to ask a number of pressing questions: Through what arrangements is mobile life, human and nonhuman, economized? In anthropology and the wider social sciences, engagements with mobility have broadly concerned themselves with social, political, and economic dimensions of mobile life and, simultaneously, with how movement and connections across time and space forge economic, political, and social activity (Cresswell 2010; Glick Schiller 2018; Glick Schiller and Salazar 2013; Salazar and Smart 2011).	cache/ca-5309.htm	txt/ca-5309.txt