Transport Projects, Programmes and Policies

Reviews / Votes

'...This second volume of TRANSTALK papers combines theoretical presentations of a range of approaches with empiral description of how they are being applied in a number of European countries and contexts...The TRANSTALK papers demonstrate the immense value of attempting to integrate the range of disparate disciplines to confront the real complexity of the transport appraisal process.' Professor Kenneth Gwilliam, formerly Economic Advisor to the Transport Sector of The World Bank '...a clear and well-written documentation... With a focus on transport infrastructure development at a European level the book contains a wealth of information for practitioners, researchers and others involved in the important and now truly cross-disciplinary professional field of planning and appraising new transport infrastructure. The book should be read by anyone with an interest in European transport infrastructure planning and development.' Professor Steen Leleur, Technical University of Denmark 'This collection of papers, drawing from a range of European experts provides a sense of what has been going on and where we currently are. It is a timely contribution that will inevitably be informative for the practitioner and policy maker, and stimulating for the academic.' Professor Kenneth Button, George Mason University, Fairfax, USA 'Developing an efficient trans-European transport network will be an important task for the enlarged Europe. It will need a rigorous assessment of the many projects submitted to the funding authorities. The reader will find in this book a review of the methodologies available for such wide scope assessments. This book's substantial content and the quality of its contributors make it an important reference in this field.' Professor Michel Beuthe, Facultes Universitaires Catholiques de Mons (FUCAM), Belgium 'The book would be of particular interest to transport planning and transport engineering students, academics and practitioners with an inte