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2003. "Prelims", Handbook of Transport and the Environment, David A. Hensher, Kenneth J. Button
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HANDBOOK OF TRANSPORT AND THE ENVIRONMENT
HANDBOOKS IN TRANSPORT
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DAVID A. HENSHER
KENNETH J. BUTTON
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HANDBOOK OF TRANSPORT AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Edited by
DAVID A. HENSHER
Institute of Transport Studies, University of Sydney
KENNETH J. BUTTON
The School of Public Policy, George Mason University

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INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES
Transportation and logistics research has now reached maturity, with a solid foundation of established methodology for professionals to turn to and for future researchers and practitioners to build on. Elsevier is marking this stage in the life of the subject by launching a landmark series of reference works: Elsevier’s Handbooks in Transport. Comprising specially commissioned chapters from the leading experts of their topics, each title in the series will encapsulate the essential knowledge of a major area within transportation and logistics. To practitioners, researchers and students alike, these books will be authoritative, accessible and invaluable.
David A. Hensher
Kenneth J. Button
