Transport project evaluation
Subtitle: extending the social cost-benefit approach
By: edited by Elvira Haezendonck.
Contributors: Haezendonck, Elvira, 1973-
Publisher: Edward Elgar
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Cheltenham, UK; Northampton, MA, USA
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781847203793
Subjects: Transportation and state -- Europe; Transportation -- Cost effectiveness
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Some considerations on social cost-benefit analysis as a tool for decision-making / R. Saitua; title: The boundaries of welfare economics : transport appraisal in the UK / R. Vickerman; title: The institutional theory approach to transport policy and evaluation. The collective benefits of a stakeholders' approach : towards an eclectic multi-criteria analysis / K. de Brucker and A. Verbeke; title: Socio-economic impact of transport policies : an institutional approach / E. Musso, S. Sanguineti and C. Sillig; title: Multi criteria analysis as a tool to include stakeholders in project evaluation : the Mamca method / Macharis; title: Ad hoc project procedures for transport infrastructure development / E. van Hooydonk; title: Empirical studies and applications of economic transport project; title: Evaluation in a complex European environment; title: A new guideline for 'ex ante' evaluation of large infrastructure projects in the Netherlands / De Jong and B. van Wee; title: Project appraisal and decision making in practice : evidence from the Deurganckdock-case in the Port of Antwerp / Coeck and T. Tessier; title: An application of stakeholder analysis to infrastructure development : the case of the 'DHL super-hub location choice' / Dooms, C. Macharis and A. Verbeke; title: In search of the ideal institutional structure for decision-making on transport infrastructure : a conjoint analysis of expert opinions on hybrid forms of German, Danish and Dutch decision-making / De Jong, H. Geerlings and E. Molin; title: Conclusion; title: Evolution towards integrated project appraisal / Coeck and E. Haezendonck.