Luca Nitschke has been a research scientist at ISOE since November 2020. He is an expert for the transformation of mobility routines and researches the interplay between sustainable mobility practices, transport infrastructure, and larger transformation processes in the mobility transition. He earned his doctorate at the Technical University of Munich as a Hans Böckler Fellow, writing his dissertation on the motivations and practices of community carsharing. Luca Nitschke holds a Master's degree in Environmental Studies from Barcelona, Aveiro, Aalborg, and New York, and a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Sciences from Bielefeld University.

Focus of research

  • Sustainable mobility, alternative forms of mobility
  • Qualitative Social Research
  • Practice theory

Memberships

  • Zentrum Emanzipatorische Technikforschung
  • T2M – International Association for the History of Transport, Traffic & Mobility

Publications

Download (PDF)

Current Publications

Projects