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The European High-Speed Train and Urban Development: Experiences in Fourteen European Urban Regions

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Abstract

Stimulated by European integration, the need for high-grade transport connections among the major European cities is growing. Coinciding with their reurbanization efforts, the authors argue that the HST is eminently suitable to fill that need, since it connects urban centres and is relatively environment friendly. This comparative investigation in 14 European cities sets out to analyze how the HST can make an optimum contribution to the development of urban regimes.

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