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Introduction: challenges in conducting transatlantic work on sustainable transport and the STELLA/STAR initiative

Kenneth Button, Peter Nijkamp

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In a recent article, England’s Astronomer Royal gave mankind a 50% chance of surviving the 21st century. The possibility of pandemics sweeping away millions, the danger of weapons of mass destructi...

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In a recent article, England’s Astronomer Royal gave mankind a 50% chance of surviving the 21st century. The possibility of pandemics sweeping away millions, the danger of weapons of mass destructi...

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In a recent article, England’s Astronomer Royal gave mankind a 50% chance of surviving the 21st century. The possibility of pandemics sweeping away millions, the danger of weapons of mass destructi...

Key concepts: STELLA (programming language), George (robot), European union, Government (linguistics), Telematics, Work (physics), Sociology, Public policy

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