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    • Public-Private Partnerships in Public Transportation: A Comparative Analysis of Japan and Europe 

      He, Le; Shibayama, Takeru; Le, Yiping
      Published 2024-12-05
      This study aims to identify more efficient and versatile ways to subsidize public transportation by comparing Japan and Europe, both of which maintain unprofitable public transportation systems through government-private ...
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    • Formalizing the Informal in Public Transportation: The Case of Motorcycle Taxis Transport Network Service in the Philippines 

      Guillen, Marie Danielle V.; Gaspay, Sandy Mae; Mateo-Babiano, Iderlina; Schneck, Justine Alexandra T.
      Published 2024-12-05
      This article explores the case of motorcycle (MC) taxis in the Philippines from a systems lens, adopting the informal-formal dichotomy. Using a qualitative approach, the paper: (1) reviews the development of MC taxis from ...
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    • Regulatory voids and contractual folly – the evolution of competitively tendered regional rail networks in Sweden 

      Alexandersson, Gunnar; Hultén, Staffan; Henriksson, Lars
      Published 2024-12-05
      The Covid-19 crisis highlighted the prevalence of contract disruptions in Sweden’s public bus transport sector and a couple of issues of more general importance. The first observation is that voids in regulatory structures ...
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    • Workshop 3 report: Infrastructure, services and urban development 

      Hansson, Lisa; Leong, Waiyan
      Published 2023
      Workshop 3 concentrated its discussion on critical factors for strategic transport planning, implementation, and service provision in the post-pandemic era. The workshop report makes a strong case for social and environmental ...
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    • Workshop 2A report: Public transport governance via contracting, collaboration, and hybrid organisational arrangements 

      Dementiev, Andrei; Alexandersson, Gunnar
      Published 2023
      A key focus for this workshop was the interaction between authorities, operators and other corporate actors involved in public transport, with particular reference to how long-established contracting practices are surviving. ...
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