Christina Lindkvist holds a PhD in human and economic geography and is an associate professor in Urban Studies at Malmö University. Transport planning and mobility from a gender and social justice perspectives are among her main research topics. Christina is currently involved in projects on transport and infrastructure planning and transitions towards a fossil-free society. From 2010-2018 she was engaged in the management team of the Swedish National Knowledge Centre for Public Transport, K2. She is the co-editor of Integrating gender into transport planning – from one-to-many tracks (2019 together with Tanja Joelsson) and Kollektiva resor – utmaningar för social hållbar tillgänglighet (public transports – challenges for social sustainable accessibility, 2020 together with Malin Henriksson). Her latest articles are Justice in regional transport planning through the lens of Iris Marion Young, published in Planning (Vitranon & Lindkvist 2021) and Questioning mobility ideals–the value of proximity for residents in socially deprived urban areas in Sweden (2021 with Henriksson, Berg and Lucas). Find out more on the K2 website at www.k2centrum.se and the personal website at Malmö University
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