Transforming urban transport : the ethics, politics and practices of sustainable mobility

Nicholas P. Low

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Part One: The Global Dilemma Chapter 1.The Dilemma of Mobility Chapter 2. The Mobility of Goods and People: The Foundation of our Transport Systems Chapter 3. The Global Environmental Crisis of Transport Part Two: Global and Local Change and Persistence Chapter 4. From Automobility to Sustainable Transport Chapter 5. Capitalist Regulation and the Provision of Public Transportation in Japan Chapter 6. Institutional Barriers and Opportunities Part Three: Strategies of Transformation Chapter 7. Governing Dispersed and Concentrated Cities Chapter 8. Actiobn Strategies for Paradigm Shift Chapter 9. New Analysis for a New Synthesis Chapter 10. Harnessing the Energy of Free Range Children Chapter 11. Disseminating Learning Chapter 12. The Dimensions of Change

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