Abdullah Tarik Celik , Gülay Hasdoğan
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Interaction Design and Architecture(s) IxD&A Journal
Issue N. 59, Winter 2023

CRediT author statement: Abdullah Tarik Celik: Conceptualization, Methodology, Investigation, Writing-Original Draft, Visualization; Gülay Hasdo?an: Conceptualization, Writing-Review & Editing, Supervision.

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Tarik Celik A., Hasdoğan G.: Future Mobility Scenarios with Design Fiction: Autonomous Vehicles as Social Agents, Interaction Design & Architecture(s) – IxD&A Journal, N.59, 2023, pp. 117–140, DOI: https://doi.org/10.55612/s-5002-059-005

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