Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Tran – Selected Papers from the 8th International Conference (Thredbo 8), Rio De Janeiro, September
Autor David A. Hensheren Limba Engleză Hardback – 3 mar 2005
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780080445809
ISBN-10: 0080445802
Pagini: 796
Dimensiuni: 155 x 234 x 1041 mm
Greutate: 1.54 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Emerald Publishing
ISBN-10: 0080445802
Pagini: 796
Dimensiuni: 155 x 234 x 1041 mm
Greutate: 1.54 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Emerald Publishing
Public țintă
• Undergraduate and post graduate students in transport economics, policy and planning courses and more generally in students studying reforms in competition and ownership (including privatization).• Practitioners in bus ands rail organizations globally
• Academics involved in research in the areas of public transport and more generally regulation.
• Consultants working broadly in public transport, transport economics and policy
• The large international agencies such as the World Bank, IMF, ADB and more recently the banks involved in privatisation
Cuprins
Foreword. (D.A. Hensher). Introduction. (D.A. Hensher). The Road to Rio: A Brief History of the International Conferences on Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport. (J. Preston). Section 1. Workshop Reports. Performance Based Contracts: Theme A. (D.A. Hensher, E. Houghton). Competition and Regulation: Theme B. (C. Nash, J. Walters). Regulatory and Planning Tools: Theme C. (Joaquim Jose Guilherme de Aragao and M. Molinari). Institutional Frameworks: Theme D. (R. Macatrio, K. Jansson). Service Quality and Pricing: Theme E. (N. Smith). Performance Data and Measurement: Theme F. (D. van de Velde, J. Cowie, C. Roberts). Section 2. Performance Based Contracts. Patronage Incentives in Urban Public Transport Contracts - Appraisal of Practice and Experience to Date. (I. Wallis). Implementing Performance-Based Quality Contracts in the Bus Sector: Growing Patronage and Post-Transitional Arrangements. (D.A. Hensher, E. Houghton). Performance Based Contracts in Public Transportation: The Melbourne Experience. (J. Stanley, D. Hensher). Determining Optimal Bus Service Provision: The Role of Quality in the Service Mix. (J. Preston, Biao Huang, G. Whelan). Experience with Quality Contracts in Public Transport in Norway. (Dag Magne Berge, S. Brathen, O. Hauge, F. Ohr). First Experiences with Tendering at the Tactical Level (Service Design) in Dutch Public Transport. (E. Pruijmboom, D. van de Velde). Section 3. Competition and Regulation. Regulatory Policy Developments in the Australasian Urban Public Transport Sector. (I. Wallis). Selected Issues in Competition and Ownership in Public Bus Transport Operations in South Africa. (J. Walters). Competition in Dutch Public Transport. (G. Hermans, A. Stoelinga). Key Factors for Boosting the Bus Transport Market in Medium-Size Towns. (J. Owen Jansson). Local Railway Reform in Lombardy: Paving the Way to Competition. (F. Stanta). Competition or Complementarity: Regulatory Options for Urban Road Transit in Brazilian Cities. (E. Medeiros dos Santos, K. Fabiana, R. Dante Orrico Filho). Chinese Railway Reforms at a Crossroads. (Zhang Rong, D. Bouf). Section 4. Regulatory and Planning Tools. Rail Regulation and Control in Britain Where Next? (C. Nash). Knowledge Management and Policy Formulation for Public-Private Partnerships in the Public Transport Sector. (J.J. Guilherme de Aragao, Enilson Medeiros dos Santos). Demand and Supply of Public Transport - The Problem of Cause and Effect. (J. Holmgren). Measuring Technical Efficiency in North and South American Railways using a Stochastic Frontier Model: An International Comparison. (C. Rivera-Trujillo). Transit and Paratransit Competition: A Tool for Predicting Passenger Response to Price Competition. (H. Soares Reis, J.J. Guilherme de Aragao). Where Does Demand for Public Transport Stand? (A. Gutierrez). Section 5. Institutional Frameworks.The Evolution of Organisational Forms in European Public Transport During the Last 15 Years. (D. van de Velde). Bus Franchising in Developing Countries: Recent World Bank Experience. (K. Gwilliam). Recent Evolution in the Bus and Coach Industry and its Economic Fundamentals. (S. Lucas). Institutional Frameworks, Regulatory Agencies and the Land Passenger Transport Industry: Reflections on Recent Evolutions. (R. Macario). A Functional Model for an Urban Passenger Transport Authority. (B. Finn, J. Nelson). Informal Public Transport: The Pioneering Solution of Ribeirao Preto, SP, Brazil The "Leva e Traz" Project. (R. Boareto). Regionalisation of Passenger Railway Transport: Experiences from France and Italy. (L. Guihery, C. Burlando). The Reform of Local Public Transport in Italy: The Roman Case. (E. Marcucci, L. Avarello). Section 6. Service Quality and Pricing. Incentives for the Public Sector to Provide Commuter Transport Services: A Look into Helsinki MA Commuting. (M. Nokkala, M. Rosenberg). Suggestions for the Improvement of the Quality of Services of Collective Transportation. (P. Duarte, D. Ignacio de Souza Junior). Transport Service Quality and Social Responsibility through Relationship Marketing. (J.A. Martins, M. Bodmer). Section 7. Performance Data and Measurement. Is the Current Ownership Structure of the British Bus Industry Capable of Meeting Public Policy Objectives? (C. Roberts). Performance Data and Measurement: Outcomes and Trends from Brazilian Railway Privatisation. (H. Xavier Ratton Neto). Performance Indicators in Urban Transport: The Texas Governor's Business Council Process. (W. Cox). Technical Efficiency versus Technical Change - The British Passenger Train Operators. (J. Cowie). Bidding Procedure in Brazilian Urban Bus Systems: The Case of Belo Horizonte. (A. de Avila Gomide).