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title>TARDIS
author> Deirdre M. Donoghue

As a white, multi-cultural, bilingual, citizen of two European Union member states (Ireland and Finland) and living in a third (Holland) you would imagine that the restrictions placed on my mobility aren’t too many. The range of my possibilities to physically move around the world, as well as by the aid of micro-electronics is vast in comparison to those from a Second or a Third World country. Yet has this increased mobility produced more freedom? Certainly it has created a faster paced mobility and hence the illusion of freedom as I can now move between geographical points within hours or seconds, depending on my mode of travel. But has it created more personal freedom or more personal choice? Doubtful.


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