Transport and Energy Transition, Volume 16 highlights new advances in the field, with this new volume presenting interesting chapters written by an international board of authors. Topics in this new release include The role of organization, policy and planning in facilitating (or constraining) the transport energy transition, Behavioral dimensions and dynamics of transport energy transitions, Where crises and social movements meet: momentum for alternative mobility visions, Institutional implications of transport energy transitions – what new institutions will be needed? Can existing institutions adapt?, and Whose Transition? Power and Discourse in Austria's Rural Mobility Transformation.
1. Chapter One: Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter Two: Path dependence and transformative capacity in planning organizations - p. 33 3. Chapter Three: Behavioral dimensions of technological diversification in the U.S. light-duty vehicle fleet - p. 65 4. Chapter Four: Policy mix for decarbonization of the transport sector - p. 113 5. Chapter Five: Whose transition? Power and discourse in Austria’s rural mobility transition - p. 145 6. Chapter Six: How crises and social movements can build momentum for alternative mobility visions - p. 189 7. Chapter Seven: Conclusion - p. 247
Transport and Energy Transition, Volume 16 highlights new advances in the field, with this new volume presenting interesting chapters written by an international board of authors. Topics in this new release include The role of organization, policy and planning in facilitating (or constraining) the transport energy transition, Behavioral dimensions and dynamics of transport energy transitions, Where crises and social movements meet: momentum for alternative mobility visions, Institutional implications of transport energy transitions – what new institutions will be needed? Can existing institutions adapt?, and Whose Transition? Power and Discourse in Austria's Rural Mobility Transformation.
1. Chapter One: Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter Two: Path dependence and transformative capacity in planning organizations - p. 33 3. Chapter Three: Behavioral dimensions of technological diversification in the U.S. light-duty vehicle fleet - p. 65 4. Chapter Four: Policy mix for decarbonization of the transport sector - p. 113 5. Chapter Five: Whose transition? Power and discourse in Austria’s rural mobility transition - p. 145 6. Chapter Six: How crises and social movements can build momentum for alternative mobility visions - p. 189 7. Chapter Seven: Conclusion - p. 247
