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In January 2011, Dr. Leigh Glover succeeded Prof. Nicholas Low as Director of GAMUT. Low will continue as part time Associate Director for the next three years, assisting Glover in his new role.
The Centre is initially financed by VREF (SEK 25 million), the VREF OMEGA Centre (SEK 1.37 million), Melbourne University (SEK 2.5 million), and through a range of contract research projects (approx. SEK 250 thousand).
After the end of the first five-year-period, in Dec. 2010, the Centre obtained a three-year-project extension. The Centre employs 14 researchers, of which five are doctoral students.
Host organisation:
Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, The University of Melbourne, Australia
Link to the Centre's Website
- Institutional Barriers to Sustainable Transport
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2012
Type: Book - Transforming Urban Transport - The Ethics, Politics and Practices of Sustainable Mobility
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2012
Type: Book - Rise and Fall of the Carbon Civilisation: Resolving Global Environmental and Resource Problem
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2010
Type: Book - Managing motorization in sustainable transport planning: the Singapore experience
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2010
Type: Research article - Planning for sustainable accessibility: Developing tools to aid discussion and decision making
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2010
Type: Research article - Contrasts in reform: How the Cain and Burke years shaped public transport in Melbourne and Perth
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2009
Type: Research article - Path dependence in urban transport: An institutional analysis of urban passenger transport in Melbourne, Australia, 1956‐2006
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2009
Type: Research article - Transit‐Oriented Development in China
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2009
Type: Book - Transit Oriented Development: Making it Happen
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2009
Type: Book - Getting to the game: Travel to sports stadia in the era of transit‐oriented development
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2009
Type: Research article - Policies and practices that promote children’s independent mobility
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2008
Type: Research article - Rail transit impacts on land use: Evidence from Shanghai, China
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2008
Type: Research article - Public Transit Policies and Management in Japan and South Korea under Distorted Neo-liberalism
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2008
Type: Conference proceedings - Who Decides Infrastructure Priorities? Federal Funding for Urban Transport in the Time of Climate Change
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2008
Type: Report - Mitigating greenhouse: Limited time, limited options
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2008
Type: Research article - Travel to work in Australian capital cities, 1976–2006
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2008
Type: Research article - Integrated management of sustainable urban passenger transport systems in dispersed cities: a review of succesful institutional interventions
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2007
Type: Final Report - Social impacts and implications of climate change for transport, land use, and planning in Australian cities
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2007
Type: Research article
MOBILITY & ACCESS IN AFRICAN CITIES:
CALL FOR PROJECT PROPOSALS: EXPLORATORY COMPARATIVE RESEARCH PROJECTS
The current Call is mainly directed to sub-Saharan university-based researchers with expertise on sustainable and equitable mobility and access in sub-Saharan African cities, and/or previously engaged in transport-related research, and strongly interested in carrying out interdisciplinary research on issues related to sustainable and equitable mobility and access,
Call open until 2019-10-15
The VREF invites PhD students and researchers in early stages of their career to apply for a Study Visit Grant to be supported with up to SEK 30 000.
Invitation open until 2019-10-31
Blog! Blog! Blog!
This Meeting of the Minds' blog monthly releases interviews of global transportation researchers from the VREF's Future Urban Transport Program Network.
This CityFix series, produced by the WRI (World Ressources Institute) Ross Center for Sustainable Cities and supported by the VREF, discusses walking and cycling in cities with a special focus on low- and middle-income countries.
Each year the Håkan Frisinger Foundation for Transportation Research awards a scholarship to a prominent researcher.
About VREF
The Volvo Research and Educational Foundations (VREF) inspires, initiates and supports research and educational activities through the Future Urban Transport Programme - How to deal with the complexity of urban transport (FUT).
Our Vision: Sustainable transport for equitable access in urban areas
