Policy Analysis of Transport Networks

Contents: Preface New trends in policy making for transport and regional network integration, Marina van Geenhuizen, Aura Reggiani and Piet Rietveld. Part I Policy Analysis in the Transport Field: Equity issues in the evaluation of transport policies and transport infrastructure projects, Piet Rietveld, Jan Rouwendal and Arno van der Vlist Economic impact assessment for analysing the viability of regional airports in Norway, Svein Brathen and Knut S. Eriksen Modelling the short-term impacts of a nuclear accident on transportation flows, Peder Axensten Models and realities: choosing transit projects for New York City, Robert Paaswell and Joseph Berechman A framework for identifying and qualifying uncertainty in policy making: the case of intelligent transport systems, Marina van Geenhuizen and Wil Thissen An evaluation of benefits from aircraft and high-speed train substitution, Moshe Givoni The value of travel time in passenger and freight transport: an overview, Luca Zamparini and Aura Reggiani. Part II Transport Policies and Regional Network Integration: Less friction and more traffic? Examples of the impact of the fixed links of the Great Belt and Oresund on Danish firms' organization of transport and logistics, Leif Gjesing Hansen Accessibility impacts of the trans-European railway network, J. Carlos Martin, Javier Gutierrez and Conception Roman The role of infrastructure in location preferences of firms: an overview of empirical research for the Netherlands, Frank Bruinsma and Piet Rietveld The spatial consequences of air transport deregulation: an overview of the French case since 1995, Pierre Zembri ICTs and high-order integration of remote regions. Distance as a remaining barrier?, Marina van Geenhuizen Interaction in the Baltic sea area. Patterns from an aviation perspective, Jan Henrik Nilsson Structural convergence of the national economies of Europe, Marco Percoco, Sandy Dall'erba and Geoffrey J. D. Hewings Index.