Daily mobility and sustainability: An interpretation from the perspective of human geography

Daily mobility is a growing and complex phenomenon comprising different facets that have recently been subject to reconsideration in terms of methodological approaches and conceptualisation -and Human Geography is no exception. This article takes an in-depth look into this transformation from three complementary perspectives: changes in the economic-territorial model, incorporating a sustainability paradigm and including the social structure of the mobile population. These three perspectives have posed new interpretive challenges and generated new information needs.