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Automobility In Transition A Sociotechnical Analysis Of Sustainable Transport Frank W Geels

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Automobility In Transition A Sociotechnical Analysis Of Sustainable Transport Frank W Geels
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: PDF
File size: 14.92 MB
Pages: 410
Author: Frank W. Geels, René Kemp, Geoff Dudley, Glenn Lyons
ISBN: 9780415885058, 0415885051
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Automobility In Transition A Sociotechnical Analysis Of Sustainable Transport Frank W Geels by Frank W. Geels, René Kemp, Geoff Dudley, Glenn Lyons 9780415885058, 0415885051 instant download after payment.

Is the automobility regime experiencing a transition towards sustainability? To answer that question, this book investigates stability and change in contemporary transport systems. It makes a socio-technical analysis of transport systems, exploring the strategies and beliefs of crucial actors such as car manufacturers, local and national governments, citizens, car drivers, transport planners and civil society. Two guiding questions are: Will we see a greening of cars, based on technological innovations that sustain the existing car-based system? Or is something more radical desirable and likely, such as the development of travel regimes in which car use is less dominant?

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