Social Networks and Travel Behaviour

Contents: Introduction: transport planning and social network analysis - an introduction, Matthias Kowald and Kay W. Axhausen Activity spaces, biographies, social networks and their welfare gains and externalities: some hypotheses and empirical results, Kay W. Axhausen Qualitative interviews on the formation and maintenance of social networks as foundation for quantitative survey instruments, Timo Ohnmacht Egocentric networks in Zurich: quantitative survey development, data collection and analysis, Andreas Frei and Timo Ohnmacht Personal networks in a population-wide network structure, Matthias Kowald Country specific characteristics matter, Andreas Frei, Matthias Kowald, Pauline van den Berg and Juan A. Carrasco Personal characteristics, social contacts and transport systems, Juan A. Carrasco Dynamic social networks and travel, Fariya Sharmeen, Theo Arentze and Harry J.P. Timmermans Index.

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