Socioeconomic Impacts of High-Speed Rail Systems

Pagliara, Francesca

Socioeconomic Impacts of High-Speed Rail Systems

Edited by Francesca Pagliara ()

in Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics from Springer

Date: 2024
ISBN: 978-3-031-53684-7
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Evaluation of External Costs Change Due to High Speed Rail in Italy: Martina Farsi, Mario Tartaglia and Lorenzo Vannacci
Comparison of Istanbul–Ankara High Speed Train and Airplane and Automobile Passenger CO2 Emissions in Sustainability Assessment: Hakan N. Ozturk
Interaction of Regional and High-Speed Transport in Transport Services: Case Study of Praha-Brno High-Speed Railway Line in Vysočina Region: Filip Baran and Tatiana Molková
How Competition on HSR Services Could Generate Social and Economic Benefits: The Case of Italy: Mauro Capurso and Mario Tartaglia
Integrating High-Speed Rail Stations at Airports: Paige Malott
Can HSR Services Increase Regional Economic Integration? Evidence from the Italian Case: Leonardo Piccini and Mario Tartaglia
Estimating Schedule-Based Assignment Models for High-Speed Rail (HSR) Services Using Multiple Data Sources: Fulvio Silvestri, Tommaso Montino and Pietro Mariano
High Speed Railways: A Review of Available Evidence on Socio-economic Impacts: Torben Holvad
HSR Lines as a Tool for the Transformation of Border Cities into a Single Cross-Border Agglomeration on the Example of the Cities of Zabaikalsk and Manchuria: Natalya Kamalieva
Understanding the Role of High-Speed Rail on Intercity Commuting: Evidence from the Shanghai Metropolitan Area: Ya Gao and Haixiao Pan
Causal Effect of the Shinkansen on Population Change in Japan: An Application of PSM-DID: Jingyuan Wang, Shintaro Terabe, Hideki Yaginuma, Haruka Uno and Yu Suzuki
The Effects of High-Speed Rail on the Real Estate Market for Residential Use: A Comparison of Medium-Sized and Metropolitan Cities in Italy: Irina Ruocco, Filomena Mauriello and Francesca Pagliara
Transport Accessibility and Demographic Vibrancy: Evidence from the High-Speed Railways in Italy: Gianluigi Cisco, Andrea Fiduccia, Ilaria Lopresti and Mario Tartaglia
An Empirical Analysis on the Possible Role of High-Speed Railway in Cultural Urban Development: Francesco Bruzzone, Federico Cavallaro and Silvio Nocera
Land Change Pattern in High-Speed Rail Station Area: Empirical Research on Yangtze River Delta Region in China from 2010 to 2020: Xinyi Wang and Haixiao Pan
An Integrated Approach for the Territorial Impact Assessment of High-Speed Railways: Chiara Ravagnan, Arianna Fittipaldi, Franco Stivali and Mario Tartaglia
Case Studies in Public–Private Partnership of High-Speed Railway Transport: Mario González-Medrano and José-María Rotellar-García
The Interactive Megalopolis: A New Approach in Evaluating the Economic Benefits of High-Speed Ground Transportation Linkages: Richard M. Zavergiu
Wider Effects of Railways: The Palermo–Catania High-Speed Line, Italy: Chiara Chinzari, Enrico Cieri, Mara Radicioni, Sarah Ravà, Michele Cerullo and Mario Tartaglia
CBA Results of CPK Railway Program with Modulated Methodologies: Joanna Archutowska
The Impact of High-Speed Traffic on the Tourism Economy of Urban Agglomerations: A Joint Effect and Heterogeneous Classification: Chuntao Wu and Yan Li
The Relationship Between High-Speed Rail Accessibility and Tourism Demand: The Case Study of Italy: Ilaria Lopresti and Mario Tartaglia

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