Julie Magelund

mobil.LAB Fellow
Funded by the Hans-Böckler Foundation
Phone: +49.89.289.10454
Email: julie.magelund[at]tum.de
Research Focus:
- Sustainable mobilities
- Co-operative housing
- Everyday life
PhD Project Description
Changing mobility cultures through co-operative housing
The intention for the PhD project is to investigate individuals’ choices concerning housing and mobilities and their impact on the social practices of everyday life. Looking at the cities of Munich and Copenhagen, the dissertation uses qualitative methods in order to gain in-depth knowledge and insight to social practices regarding mobilities and sustainability. A better understanding of the choices and actions of everyday life practices are key components in understanding how sustainable mobilities can become more widespread. Theoretically the research builds on mobilities research as well as research on everyday life and social practices.
CV
Since 2016 | PhD fellow at the mobil.LAB Doctoral Research Group funded by the Hans Böckler Foundation |
2015-2016 | Project developer, Technical and Environmental Administration, The City of Copenhagen (Denmark) |
2013 | Internship at Formel M, a public-private innovation project on mobility management (Denmark) |
2012-2015 | Master of Social Sciences in Planning Studies and Geography, Roskilde University (Denmark) |
2009-2012 | Bachelor of Social Sciences in Planning Studies and Geography, Roskilde University (Denmark) |
Publications
Villeneuve, D., D. Durán-Rodas, A. Ferri, T. Kuttler, J. Magelund, M. Mögele, L. Nitschke, E. Servou, and C. Silva. (2019) What is Interdisciplinarity in Practice? Critical Reflections on Doing Mobility Research in an Intended Interdisciplinary Doctoral Research Group. Sustainability 2020, 12(1), 197.
Bennetsen, N. M., & Magelund, J. O. (2018). Planning for Sustainable Mobilities: Creating New Futures or Doing What Is Possible? In M. Freudendal-Pedersen, K. Hartmann-Petersen, & E. L. P. Fjalland (Eds.), Experiencing Networked Urban Mobilities (pp. 152–157). Routledge.