The Role of Transit—Land-Use Planning Coordination Instruments in Urban Policy Making

July-December 2015

No 101-102, 2015/2 - 162 pages

Issue: The Role of Transit—Land-Use Planning Coordination Instruments in Urban Policy Making

Pages 5 to 15

The Role of Transit—Land-Use Planning Coordination Instruments in Urban Policy Making

Pages 16 to 28

Transport-Land Use Coordination in the Age of Swiss Agglomeration Projects: Planning Regionalisation in Bern, Geneva, Lausanne and Zurich

Pages 29 to 41

Transit-Oriented Development (TOD): Vector or Mirage of Metropolitan Planning and Governance Transformations in the Greater Montreal Area?

Pages 42 to 56

Coordinating Planning and Public Transport: A Model Challenged by the City Made in China

Pages 57 to 68

Transportation and the Coordination of the Competitive Parisian Metropolis

Pages 69 to 81

TOD as a Local Public Policy Instrument for Coordinating Land Use and Transportation: The Case of Sainte-Therese in the Montreal Metropolitan Area

Pages 82 to 98

Contracting to Coordinate Urban Planning and Public Transport? Perspectives on Four French ‘contrats d’axes’ Experiments

Pages 99 to 110

Transportation Management Associations in Quebec: Instruments of Transportation Planning Renewal?

Pages 111 to 123

“Contrat d’axe” and Transit-Oriented Development: What is Changing in our Land-use Planning and Transport Policies? (Actors’ viewpoint)

Pages 124 to 132

An Experimental Process Initiated by the Région Île-de-France: Transport and Urban Development Charter and Contract for the Extension of Metro Line 11

Features

Pages 133 to 144

Portrait of a Company

Bibliography

Pages 145 to 149

Reviews

Pages 149 to 150

New Publications

Pages 150 to 157

Journal Reviews