Transportation means access: to jobs, information, communities, and services. When
depopulation occurs a number of questions arise around the central query: what was and …

The timing of public transport provision in newly established suburbs on the urban fringe is a
major concern for residents. It is argued that if public transport were available when …

In a context of energy transition, followed by escalating energy prices and housing crisis, the
public policies need to meet environmental and climate challenges must take account of the …

The COVID-19 health crisis has revealed the vulnerability of a part of the population and has
brought to the forefront the need to act collectively to address global challenges. Among …

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY A socio-techno economic analysis of energy and transport poverty
in Northern Ireland Lowans, Christopher Page 1 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY A socio-techno …

Having access to transportation is essential for everyone to participate in daily activities,
such as employment, healthcare, education, or social interaction. Socially disadvantaged …

Transport has a large number of significant externalities including carbon emissions, air
pollution, accidents, and congestion. Active travel such as cycling and walking can reduce …

Modern-day societies, wherever they live, are struggling to cope with both energy demand
and energy costs. Not helping, a global pandemic, followed by unexpected geopolitical …

This dissertation examines suburbanization of poverty in Canadian cities during the late
20th and early 21st centuries, with particular focus on its relation to the distribution of …

Devant les hausses de prix récentes des carburants et le mouvement de protestation des
Gilets jaunes en 2018 et 2019, nous analysons les élasticités prix et revenu selon le niveau …