1st Edition
Sustainable Approaches to Urban Transport
1. Urban Transportation Planning
[Geetam Tiwari]
2. From Myth to Science in Urban and Transport Planning: From Uncontrolled to Controlled and Responsible Urban Development in Transport Planning
[Hermann Knoflacher]
3. The Neo-Liberal Urban Development Paradigm and Transport-Related Civil Society Responses in Karachi, Pakistan
[Arif Hasan]
4. City Design and Transport: Observations at Different Urban Scales
[Philipp Rode and Ricky Burdett]
5. Urban Layouts, Densities and Transportation Planning
[Shirish B. Patel]
6. Coming to Terms with the Complexity of Indian Urbanism
[A. G. Krishna Menon]
7. Urban Mobility: Is Anyone in Charge?
[K. C. Sivaramakrishna]
8. Railroading the Rules: Transport, Government, and Stakeholders
[Dunu Roy]
9. City Governance and Effectiveness
[Gerald Frug]
10. Alternative Transport Policies for Personal Public Transport: Lessons Learned
[Hermann Knoflacher]
11. The Changeable Shape of the City
[Fabio Casiroli]
12. Moving Transport: Injecting Transportation Planning in Nairobi’s Metropolitan Land-Use Agenda
[Elliott Sclar]
13. Urban Public Transport and Economic Development
[Harry T. Dimitriou]
14. Urban Mobility in China: Developments in the Past 20 Years
[Haixiao Pan]
15. The Potential of Casualty Prevention in Road Traffic
[Matthijs J. Koornstra]
16. Health Effects of Transport
[Carlos Dora]
17. Traffic Safety, City Structure, Technology and Health
[Dinesh Mohan]
18. Paratransit, Taxis and Non-Motorised Transport: A Review of Policy Debates and Challenges
[Roger Behrens]
19. Paratransit and Non-Motorized Traffic as Mainstream Road Users
[Geetam Tiwari]
20. Politics of Mobility and the Science (?) of Sustainability
[Dinesh Mohan]
Biography
Dinesh Mohan, Geetam Tiwari
'The contributors to this volume bring to us the depth and diversity of the challenge we face in the way cities are conceived, adapted, designed, developed, and managed in a world confronted with increasing road accident fatalities, and disease and death due to climate change and atmospheric pollution. These contributions should help policy makers and researchers to better equip them for the road ahead.' - Planning in London
