Flexible urban transportation / by Jonathan Lewis Gifford.

By:

Gifford, Jonathan Lewis

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Boston : Pergamon, 2003.Edition: 1st edDescription: x, 249 pISBN:

0080440533

Subject(s):

Urban transportation -- United States

DDC classification:

388.4/0973

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Contents:

1.Transportation and the economic vitality of communities-- 2.Order efficiency and the struggle against chaos -- 3.The american highway program to 1956-- 4.The American highway program since 1956-- 5.Transportation planning methods-- 6.The evolution of transportation planning-- 7.Challenges to the neoclassical economic paradigm complexity adaptation and flexibility-- 8.The need for a new approach-- 9.Transportation planning : a flexible approach for the twenty first century -- 10.Reality check : institutionaliIng flexible transportation planning -- 11.An agenda for action

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1.Transportation and the economic vitality of communities--
2.Order efficiency and the struggle against chaos --
3.The american highway program to 1956--
4.The American highway program since 1956--
5.Transportation planning methods--
6.The evolution of transportation planning--
7.Challenges to the neoclassical economic paradigm complexity adaptation and flexibility--
8.The need for a new approach--
9.Transportation planning : a flexible approach for the twenty first century --
10.Reality check : institutionaliIng flexible transportation planning --
11.An agenda for action

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