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RESPONSES TO NEW TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES AND POLICIES: WORKSHOP REPORT. IN: IN PERPETUAL MOTION: TRAVEL BEHAVIOR RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES AND APPLICATION CHALLENGES

Meh Lee-Gosselin

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This paper describes a workshop designed and conducted as a forum to discuss the implications for behavioral theory, survey methods, and modeling of major contemporary shifts in the demographic, social, technological, and political contexts for personal travel. In all, there were 17 participants representing 8 countries, covering response to these major shifts at different scales and from various perspectives.

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This paper describes a workshop designed and conducted as a forum to discuss the implications for behavioral theory, survey methods, and modeling of major contemporary shifts in the demographic, social, technological, and political contexts for personal travel. In all, there were 17 participants representing 8 countries, covering response to these major shifts at different scales and from various perspectives.

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This paper describes a workshop designed and conducted as a forum to discuss the implications for behavioral theory, survey methods, and modeling of major contemporary shifts in the demographic, social, technological, and political contexts for personal travel. In all, there were 17 participants representing 8 countries, covering response to these major shifts at different scales and from various perspectives.

Key concepts: Travel behavior, Politics, Public relations, Marketing, Regional science, Sociology, Public economics, Business

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