Urban Transportation Planning in the United States

1. Introduction
Edward Weiner

2. Early Highway Planning
Edward Weiner

3. Roots of Urban Transportation Planning
Edward Weiner

4. Launching the Interstate Highway Program
Edward Weiner

5. Urban Transportation Planning Comes of Age
Edward Weiner

6. Improving Intergovernmental Coordination
Edward Weiner

7. Rising Concern for the Environment and Citizen Involvement
Edward Weiner

8. Beginnings of Multimodal Urban Transportation Planning
Edward Weiner

9. Transition to Short-Term Planning
Edward Weiner

10. Emphasizing Urban Economic Revitalization
Edward Weiner

11. Decentralization of Decision-Making
Edward Weiner

12. Promoting Private Sector Participation
Edward Weiner

13. The Need for Strategic Planning
Edward Weiner

14. The Growth of Sustainable Development
Edward Weiner

15. Expanding Participatory Democracy
Edward Weiner

16. Moving Towards Performance-Based Planning
Edward Weiner

17. Concern for Climate Change
Edward Weiner

18. Era of Constrained Resources
Edward Weiner

19. Concluding Remarks
Edward Weiner

Nyckelord: Economics/Management Science, Operation Research/Decision Theory, Landscape/Regional and Urban Planning, Environmental Law/Policy/Ecojustice