Research in Transportation Economics

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Volume 28, issue 1, 2010

Introduction pp. 1-1

Georgina Santos

Part I: Externalities and economic policies in road transport pp. 2-45

Georgina Santos, Hannah Behrendt, Laura Maconi, Tara Shirvani and Alexander Teytelboym

Part II: Policy instruments for sustainable road transport pp. 46-91

Georgina Santos, Hannah Behrendt and Alexander Teytelboym

Call for papers: Container transport operations pp. 92-92

Y.H. Venus Lun, Michael Roe and Dong-Ping Song

Volume 27, issue 1, 2010

The port and maritime industries in the post-2008 world: Challenges and opportunities pp. 1-3

Adolf K.Y. Ng and John J. Liu

Battening down the hatches: How should the maritime industries weather the financial tsunami? pp. 4-9

Brian Slack

Seaports and the structural implications of the economic crisis pp. 10-18

Athanasios Pallis and Peter de Langen

Foreland-based regionalization: Integrating intermediate hubs with port hinterlands pp. 19-29

Jean-Paul Rodrigue and Theo Notteboom

Strategic intent: Guiding port authorities to their new world? pp. 30-36

Hilary Haugstetter and Stephen Cahoon

The economics behind the awarding of terminals in seaports: Towards a research agenda pp. 37-50

Christophe Theys, Theo Notteboom, Athanasios Pallis and Peter de Langen

The international legal instruments in addressing piracy and maritime terrorism: A critical review pp. 51-60

Nong Hong and Adolf K.Y. Ng

Volume 26, issue 1, 2010

A model to identify airport hubs and their importance to tourism in Brazil pp. 3-11

Tiago F.G. Costa, Gui Lohmann and Alessandro Oliveira

Exchange rate changes and the cost competitiveness of international airlines: The Aviation Trade Weighted Index pp. 12-17

Peter Forsyth and Larry Dwyer

The passenger vessel services act and America's cruise tourism industry pp. 18-26

James Mak, Christopher Sheehey and Shannon Toriki

Computing airfare elasticities or opening Pandora's box pp. 27-36

Neelu Seetaram

Measuring the effect of low-cost carriers on regional airports' commercial revenue pp. 37-43

Zheng Lei and Andreas Papatheodorou

Ground travel mode choices of air arrivals at regional destinations: The significance of tourism attributes and destination contexts pp. 44-53

Tay T.R. Koo, Wu, Cheng-Lung (Richard) and Larry Dwyer

Transport choice behaviour of Chinese and Australian tourists in Scotland pp. 54-65

Gary Hough and Ahmed Hassanien

Moving towards more eco-efficient tourist transportation to a resort destination: The case of Whistler, British Columbia pp. 66-73

Jennifer Reilly, Peter Williams and Wolfgang Haider

Volume 25, issue 1, 2009

Symposium on Transport and Particular Populations pp. 1-2

Margaret Grieco and Ronald McQuaid

Engaging disadvantaged populations in transport studies: Linking modal use and perceptions of safety to activity patterns pp. 3-7

Talia McCray

Induced travel demand: Evidence from a pseudo panel data based structural equations model pp. 8-18

Claude Weis and Kay W. Axhausen

A model of the travel to work limits of parents pp. 19-28

Ronald McQuaid

The provision of home to school transport in Northern Ireland pp. 29-38

Julian Hine

Flexible transport services: A new market opportunity for public transport pp. 39-45

Corinne Mulley and John D. Nelson

Transport for older people: Characteristics and solutions pp. 46-55

Fengming Su and Michael G.H. Bell

The relevance of international transport costs on food prices: Endogenous and exogenous effects pp. 56-66

Gordon Wilmsmeier and Ricardo J. Sanchez

Erratum to "Transit costs and cost efficiency: Bootstrapping non-parametric frontiers" [Research in Transport Economics 23 (2008) 53-64] pp. 67-67

Bruno De Borger, Kristiaan Kerstens and Matthias Staat

Volume 24, issue 1, 2008

Some insights into competition between low-cost airlines pp. 5-14

D.E. Pitfield

Incumbent responses to low-cost airline entry and exit: A spatial autoregressive panel data analysis pp. 15-24

Bogdan Daraban and Gary Fournier

Airlines within airlines: Assessing the vulnerabilities of mixing business models pp. 25-35

David Gillen and Alicja Gados

Low-cost carriers in Asia: Deregulation, regional liberalization and secondary airports pp. 36-50

Anming Zhang, Shinya Hanaoka, Hajime Inamura and Tomoki Ishikura

The economic impact of the ATA/Southwest Airlines code-share agreement pp. 51-60

Yan Du, B. Starr McMullen and Joe R. Kerkvliet

Can long-haul low-cost airlines be successful? pp. 61-67

Peter Morrell

Airline network competition: Full-service airlines, low-cost airlines and long-haul markets pp. 68-74

Eric Pels

Towards a means of consistently comparing airline business models with an application to the [`]low cost' airline sector pp. 75-84

Keith J. Mason and William Morrison

Volume 23, issue 1, 2008

A review of issues in transit economics pp. 4-22

Ken Gwilliam

Empirical approaches to combining revealed and stated preference data: Some recent developments with reference to urban mode choice pp. 23-29

David Hensher

Optimal economic interventions in scheduled public transport pp. 30-40

Kjell Jansson, Harald Lang and Dan Mattsson

Waiting time and the role and value of information in scheduled transport pp. 41-52

Odd I. Larsen and Uwe Sunde

Transit costs and cost efficiency: Bootstrapping non-parametric frontiers pp. 53-64

Bruno De Borger, Kristiaan Kerstens and Matthias Staat

Public transport in towns - Inevitably on the decline? pp. 65-74

Johan Holmgren, Jan Owen Jansson and Anders Ljungberg

Competition in transit markets pp. 75-84

John Preston

Public transit subsidies, output effect and total factor productivity pp. 85-98

Kofi Obeng and Ryoichi Sakano

U.S. public transit earnings, employment and privatization pp. 99-106

James Peoples, Wayne K. Talley and Bin Wang

Transit investment and economic development pp. 107-115

Roger Vickerman

Volume 22, issue 1, 2008

Editorial pp. 2-4

David Hensher

Growing patronage - Challenges and what has been found to work pp. 5-11

Graham Currie and John Rose

Growing patronage: Challenges and what has been found to work pp. 12-15

Rosário Macário and Sergio Jara-Diaz

Nations and regions in transition pp. 16-19

José M. Viegas

Risk and reward in public transport contracting pp. 20-25

John Stanley and Didier van de Velde

Risk and reward in public transportation contracting pp. 26-30

Jackie Walters and Jan Owen Jansson

Risk and reward in rail contracting pp. 31-35

Gunnar Alexandersson, Chris Nash and John Preston

Social exclusion: What can public transport offer? pp. 36-40

Janet Stanley and Karen Lucas

Analytical and institutional methods and frameworks pp. 41-44

James Odeck and David Bray

Transantiago: A tale of two cities pp. 45-53

Juan Carlos Muñoz and Antonio Gschwender

Alternative financing for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT): The case of Porto Alegre, Brazil pp. 54-60

Luis Antonio Lindau, Luiz Afonso dos Santos Senna, Orlando Strambi and Wagner Colombini Martins

Passenger railway reform in the last 20 years - European experience reconsidered pp. 61-70

Chris Nash

A review of passenger rail franchising in Britain: 1996/1997-2006/2007 pp. 71-77

John Preston

A new regulation for the European public transport pp. 78-84

Didier van de Velde

Public vs private management of public utilities - The case of urban public transport in Europe pp. 85-90

Miguel Amaral

Public transport policy in Canada and the United States: Developing political commitment from the federal government pp. 91-97

Michael W. Roschlau

Overview of public transport policy developments in South Africa pp. 98-108

Jackie Walters

Lessons in ownership, regulation and management from 100 years of bus transport in Sri Lanka pp. 109-117

Amal S. Kumarage and M.D.R.P. Jayaratne

Market role and regulation of extensive urban minibus services as large bus service capacity is restored - Case studies from Ghana, Georgia and Kazakhstan pp. 118-125

Brendan Finn

Adelaide bus service reform: Impacts, achievements and lessons pp. 126-136

David Bray and Ian Wallis

A journey from adversary to partnership bus reform in NSW pp. 137-145

Darryl Mellish, Ian MacDonald and Peter Dwyer

Transferability of sustainable urban mobility measures pp. 146-156

Rosario Macário and Carlos Filipe Marques

Paying for performance: Uncertainty, asymmetric information and the payment model pp. 157-163

Louise Hooper

Institutional reform: A decision-making process view pp. 164-178

Alastair Stone

Public transport policy for central-city travel in the light of recent experiences of congestion charging pp. 179-187

Jan Owen Jansson

The ideal contract roundtable pp. 188-194

David Hensher, Ken Gwilliam, Mark Burton, Neil Smith, Didier Van de Velde and Lasse Fridstrom