Transport Issues and Problems in Southeastern Europe
Herausgeber: Focas, Caralampo
Transport Issues and Problems in Southeastern Europe
Herausgeber: Focas, Caralampo
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Focusing on issues related to privatization and harmonization of national legislation, the contributors address the countries' struggle with inadequate management structures and the challenges posed in running shipping, ports and railways in a region fragmented into numerous nations and states.
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Focusing on issues related to privatization and harmonization of national legislation, the contributors address the countries' struggle with inadequate management structures and the challenges posed in running shipping, ports and railways in a region fragmented into numerous nations and states.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 436g
- ISBN-13: 9781138357792
- ISBN-10: 1138357790
- Artikelnr.: 63657129
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 436g
- ISBN-13: 9781138357792
- ISBN-10: 1138357790
- Artikelnr.: 63657129
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Contents: What is missing in South-eastern Europe?, Caralampo Focas.
European Policy and Transport Corridors: European Union transport policy
and enlargement, Johannes Baur; Transportation corridors for Europe and
their development, Chris Germanacos; The extension of trans-European
networks to the Balkan region: planning and financing issues, Meteu Turró;
The Czech transport infrastructure and pan-European corridors, Antonín
Peltrám; Prospects for the development of the southeast section of Rail
Corridor IX, Christos Pyrgidis and George Giannopoulos; Major improvements
and challenges in transport logistics along Corridor V in Hungary, P r
Rónai and Katalin Tánczos. The 'Missing Transport Links' In South-eastern
Europe: Construction of a new combined road/rail bridge over the Danube at
Vidin- Calafat and its European Integration potential, Simeon Evtimov; The
role of the Corinth canal in the development of the South-eastern European
short sea shipping, Evangelos Sambracos. Improving Management and Quality
in Transport in South-eastern Europe: Organization, monitoring and
efficiency of Athens' urban public transport, Alexandros Deloukas; The use
of smart card technology for efficient transport: the case study of
Thessaloniki, Geogria Aifadopoulou and Vasilis Mizaras; Tools of
market-orientated rail restructuring with special regard to improving
management information systems, Zoltán Bokor and Katalin Tánczos; Port
competitiveness as a function of trans-shipment development in the
Mediterranean: the case of the Trieste container terminal, Marco Mazzarino;
Elements of an intelligent transport system-based European freight
architecture: The THEMIS Approach, George Giannopoulos; Government policy
to facilitate private participation in tolled road infrastructure, through
investment risk mitigation measures: South-eastern Europe and Asian
countries, Gi Seong Kong and Katalin Tánczos; Considering multi-modal
capacity in the assessment of road design, Markus Mai
European Policy and Transport Corridors: European Union transport policy
and enlargement, Johannes Baur; Transportation corridors for Europe and
their development, Chris Germanacos; The extension of trans-European
networks to the Balkan region: planning and financing issues, Meteu Turró;
The Czech transport infrastructure and pan-European corridors, Antonín
Peltrám; Prospects for the development of the southeast section of Rail
Corridor IX, Christos Pyrgidis and George Giannopoulos; Major improvements
and challenges in transport logistics along Corridor V in Hungary, P r
Rónai and Katalin Tánczos. The 'Missing Transport Links' In South-eastern
Europe: Construction of a new combined road/rail bridge over the Danube at
Vidin- Calafat and its European Integration potential, Simeon Evtimov; The
role of the Corinth canal in the development of the South-eastern European
short sea shipping, Evangelos Sambracos. Improving Management and Quality
in Transport in South-eastern Europe: Organization, monitoring and
efficiency of Athens' urban public transport, Alexandros Deloukas; The use
of smart card technology for efficient transport: the case study of
Thessaloniki, Geogria Aifadopoulou and Vasilis Mizaras; Tools of
market-orientated rail restructuring with special regard to improving
management information systems, Zoltán Bokor and Katalin Tánczos; Port
competitiveness as a function of trans-shipment development in the
Mediterranean: the case of the Trieste container terminal, Marco Mazzarino;
Elements of an intelligent transport system-based European freight
architecture: The THEMIS Approach, George Giannopoulos; Government policy
to facilitate private participation in tolled road infrastructure, through
investment risk mitigation measures: South-eastern Europe and Asian
countries, Gi Seong Kong and Katalin Tánczos; Considering multi-modal
capacity in the assessment of road design, Markus Mai
Contents: What is missing in South-eastern Europe?, Caralampo Focas.
European Policy and Transport Corridors: European Union transport policy
and enlargement, Johannes Baur; Transportation corridors for Europe and
their development, Chris Germanacos; The extension of trans-European
networks to the Balkan region: planning and financing issues, Meteu Turró;
The Czech transport infrastructure and pan-European corridors, Antonín
Peltrám; Prospects for the development of the southeast section of Rail
Corridor IX, Christos Pyrgidis and George Giannopoulos; Major improvements
and challenges in transport logistics along Corridor V in Hungary, P r
Rónai and Katalin Tánczos. The 'Missing Transport Links' In South-eastern
Europe: Construction of a new combined road/rail bridge over the Danube at
Vidin- Calafat and its European Integration potential, Simeon Evtimov; The
role of the Corinth canal in the development of the South-eastern European
short sea shipping, Evangelos Sambracos. Improving Management and Quality
in Transport in South-eastern Europe: Organization, monitoring and
efficiency of Athens' urban public transport, Alexandros Deloukas; The use
of smart card technology for efficient transport: the case study of
Thessaloniki, Geogria Aifadopoulou and Vasilis Mizaras; Tools of
market-orientated rail restructuring with special regard to improving
management information systems, Zoltán Bokor and Katalin Tánczos; Port
competitiveness as a function of trans-shipment development in the
Mediterranean: the case of the Trieste container terminal, Marco Mazzarino;
Elements of an intelligent transport system-based European freight
architecture: The THEMIS Approach, George Giannopoulos; Government policy
to facilitate private participation in tolled road infrastructure, through
investment risk mitigation measures: South-eastern Europe and Asian
countries, Gi Seong Kong and Katalin Tánczos; Considering multi-modal
capacity in the assessment of road design, Markus Mai
European Policy and Transport Corridors: European Union transport policy
and enlargement, Johannes Baur; Transportation corridors for Europe and
their development, Chris Germanacos; The extension of trans-European
networks to the Balkan region: planning and financing issues, Meteu Turró;
The Czech transport infrastructure and pan-European corridors, Antonín
Peltrám; Prospects for the development of the southeast section of Rail
Corridor IX, Christos Pyrgidis and George Giannopoulos; Major improvements
and challenges in transport logistics along Corridor V in Hungary, P r
Rónai and Katalin Tánczos. The 'Missing Transport Links' In South-eastern
Europe: Construction of a new combined road/rail bridge over the Danube at
Vidin- Calafat and its European Integration potential, Simeon Evtimov; The
role of the Corinth canal in the development of the South-eastern European
short sea shipping, Evangelos Sambracos. Improving Management and Quality
in Transport in South-eastern Europe: Organization, monitoring and
efficiency of Athens' urban public transport, Alexandros Deloukas; The use
of smart card technology for efficient transport: the case study of
Thessaloniki, Geogria Aifadopoulou and Vasilis Mizaras; Tools of
market-orientated rail restructuring with special regard to improving
management information systems, Zoltán Bokor and Katalin Tánczos; Port
competitiveness as a function of trans-shipment development in the
Mediterranean: the case of the Trieste container terminal, Marco Mazzarino;
Elements of an intelligent transport system-based European freight
architecture: The THEMIS Approach, George Giannopoulos; Government policy
to facilitate private participation in tolled road infrastructure, through
investment risk mitigation measures: South-eastern Europe and Asian
countries, Gi Seong Kong and Katalin Tánczos; Considering multi-modal
capacity in the assessment of road design, Markus Mai