How does the spatial context shape early innovation trajectories and how will this influence
the directionality of transitions? We elaborate these questions for the case of transitions in …

This paper combines a multi-sectoral approach with a perspective on the geography of
transitions. The concept of coevolution is used to bridge these contributions as it allows to …

This article analyses the Norwegian electric vehicle transition from a socio-technical
perspective, shedding light on the emergence of one of the most important EV markets …

Automated driving is an emerging transport innovation whose future impact is increasingly
studied. With this paper I want to show that such a literature misses a crucial point: which …

A wide range of intractable problems such as polluting emissions, noise, accidents, resource
depletion, and inaccessibility of amenities are associated with the current transport regime …

Most experts agree that automated vehicles (AV) will be commercialized sooner or later and
that this will lead to far-reaching changes in the mobility system. However, it is still open …

Implementing electromobility is a central component in the de-carbonization of personal
mobility. In recent years, the absolute number of electric vehicles (EVs) and their market …

Transforming mobility systems in sustainable directions will likely rely on several niche-
innovations outperforming incumbent regimes that support non-sustainable ways of …

Transitions literature shows important gaps when it comes to specifying how, and why,
transformation processes play out differently in different sectoral contexts. This paper …

The socio-technical approach to innovation is used to show that the future of urban mobility
will depend on the competition between coalitions of innovative actors who support …