Originally published in 1981, this volume provides a systematic and detailed critique of the practice of transport planning. It shows how past transport policies blighted cities and countryside alike, led to increased death and injury on the roads and offered the whole of the motorized world as a hostage to the oil-producing countries.
Originally published in 1981, this volume provides a systematic and detailed critique of the practice of transport planning. It shows how past transport policies blighted cities and countryside alike, led to increased death and injury on the roads and offered the whole of the motorized world as a hostage to the oil-producing countries.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Adams is Professor Emeritus of Geography at University College, London.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Problems - A Global Perspective 1. The Ladder of Progress 2. Theories of Transition 3. Cities I: Transport and the Urban Transition 4. Cities II: Transport in London 5. Energy 6. Equity 7. Death Part 2: Practice - The British Way 8. The Policy Environment 9. Forecasting I: Prophecy 10. Forecasting II: Policy 11. Assessing 12. Inquiry Part 3: The Vision 13. Taking the Waiting out of Wanting 14. The National Health 15. Homunculus Economicus 16. Transportation for the Luddites Appendices: I... And How Much For Your Grandmother? II: What Noise Annoys? III: Seat Belts.
Part 1: Problems - A Global Perspective 1. The Ladder of Progress 2. Theories of Transition 3. Cities I: Transport and the Urban Transition 4. Cities II: Transport in London 5. Energy 6. Equity 7. Death Part 2: Practice - The British Way 8. The Policy Environment 9. Forecasting I: Prophecy 10. Forecasting II: Policy 11. Assessing 12. Inquiry Part 3: The Vision 13. Taking the Waiting out of Wanting 14. The National Health 15. Homunculus Economicus 16. Transportation for the Luddites Appendices: I... And How Much For Your Grandmother? II: What Noise Annoys? III: Seat Belts.
Part 1: Problems - A Global Perspective 1. The Ladder of Progress 2. Theories of Transition 3. Cities I: Transport and the Urban Transition 4. Cities II: Transport in London 5. Energy 6. Equity 7. Death Part 2: Practice - The British Way 8. The Policy Environment 9. Forecasting I: Prophecy 10. Forecasting II: Policy 11. Assessing 12. Inquiry Part 3: The Vision 13. Taking the Waiting out of Wanting 14. The National Health 15. Homunculus Economicus 16. Transportation for the Luddites Appendices: I... And How Much For Your Grandmother? II: What Noise Annoys? III: Seat Belts.
Part 1: Problems - A Global Perspective 1. The Ladder of Progress 2. Theories of Transition 3. Cities I: Transport and the Urban Transition 4. Cities II: Transport in London 5. Energy 6. Equity 7. Death Part 2: Practice - The British Way 8. The Policy Environment 9. Forecasting I: Prophecy 10. Forecasting II: Policy 11. Assessing 12. Inquiry Part 3: The Vision 13. Taking the Waiting out of Wanting 14. The National Health 15. Homunculus Economicus 16. Transportation for the Luddites Appendices: I... And How Much For Your Grandmother? II: What Noise Annoys? III: Seat Belts.
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