The Notion of Hyper-wandering in Apprehending the Mobility of Israelis After the Army Along the Andes Cordillera

Through the study of Israeli tourist mobility, this article questions the interrelations between wandering and hypermobility. In Israel, travelling after the completion of compulsory military service is a valued practice in contemporary society, and several thousand recently discharged young people...

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Main Authors: Arnaud Szkutnicki, Pascal Mao
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Language:English
Published: Institut de Géographie Alpine 2021-01-01
Series:Revue de Géographie Alpine
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/rga/7837
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description Through the study of Israeli tourist mobility, this article questions the interrelations between wandering and hypermobility. In Israel, travelling after the completion of compulsory military service is a valued practice in contemporary society, and several thousand recently discharged young people pursue this faraway wandering every year. This article examines the phenomenon of post-military travel in Chile by proposing an approach based on spatial and virtual mobility and on the motility capital of the practitioners. The analysis of these mobilities reveals a form of long, flexible and virtually connected wandering that is part of the era of hypermobility. The insertion of the practice in a global and digitised context leads us to position it in a new category that we call hyper-wandering.
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spelling doaj-art-b40f0c7150b3439fb89ddf03de3046ae2025-01-10T15:54:20ZengInstitut de Géographie AlpineRevue de Géographie Alpine0035-11211760-74262021-01-01108310.4000/rga.7837The Notion of Hyper-wandering in Apprehending the Mobility of Israelis After the Army Along the Andes CordilleraArnaud SzkutnickiPascal MaoThrough the study of Israeli tourist mobility, this article questions the interrelations between wandering and hypermobility. In Israel, travelling after the completion of compulsory military service is a valued practice in contemporary society, and several thousand recently discharged young people pursue this faraway wandering every year. This article examines the phenomenon of post-military travel in Chile by proposing an approach based on spatial and virtual mobility and on the motility capital of the practitioners. The analysis of these mobilities reveals a form of long, flexible and virtually connected wandering that is part of the era of hypermobility. The insertion of the practice in a global and digitised context leads us to position it in a new category that we call hyper-wandering.https://journals.openedition.org/rga/7837ChileHypermobilityWanderingMotilityPost-Army Israeli Backpackers
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The Notion of Hyper-wandering in Apprehending the Mobility of Israelis After the Army Along the Andes Cordillera
Revue de Géographie Alpine
Chile
Hypermobility
Wandering
Motility
Post-Army Israeli Backpackers
title The Notion of Hyper-wandering in Apprehending the Mobility of Israelis After the Army Along the Andes Cordillera
title_full The Notion of Hyper-wandering in Apprehending the Mobility of Israelis After the Army Along the Andes Cordillera
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Wandering
Motility
Post-Army Israeli Backpackers
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