The advent of autonomous vehicles (AVs) has the potential to drastically change society and
the way we understand, plan and design cities and regions, just as automobiles did a …

As a symptom of the current global climate emergency, rising temperatures pervade
organizational lives. Yet organization studies have hardly investigated the everyday …

Despite efforts to mitigate climate change by promoting active travel, limited research has
focused on climate adaptation for active transportation (CAAT) initiatives. To address this …

This study empirically examines the adequacy of sidewalk widths in Auckland's Central
Business District in light of increasing active mobility and sustainable urban planning trends …

In this article, we analyze “digital massification” in smart cities, that is, an ever‐growing
number of market participants, consumers, and Internet of Things devices with simultaneous …

1. See, eg, Bazerman 2022; Prentice 2008. On the hardening of mutually exclusive
understandings of American political economy, see appendix G, http://www …

This research explores the state of resilience and Complete Streets topics in current
geometric and roadway design guides in North America. We conducted a content analysis of …

This chapter discusses the role of EU Cohesion Policy increasing focus in promoting
environmental sustainability processes in the European Union territory over the past 35 …

Transportation systems have been significantly disrupted by the pandemic (Kim, 2021; Parr
et al., 2020). Although there have been many events that have disrupted the movements of …

This article seeks to identify the differences in public transport travel times between
individuals with and without disabilities in Santiago, Chile. To accomplish this, a survey was …