FLEXIBLE URBAN TRANSPORTATION
1 TRANSPORTATION AND THE ECONOMIC VITALITY OF COMMUNITIES
2 ORDER, EFFICIENCY, AND THE STRUGGLE AGAINST CHAOS
3 THE AMERICAN HIGHWAY PROGRAM TO 1956
4 THE AMERICAN HIGHWAY PROGRAM SINCE 1956
5 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING METHODS
6 THE EVOLUTION OF TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
7 CHALLENGES TO THE NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMIC PARADIGM COMPLEXITY, ADAPTATION, AND FLEXIBILITY
8 THE NEED FOR A NEW APPROACH
9 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING A FLEXIBLE APPROACH FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
10 REALITY CHECK INSTITUTIONALIZING FLEXIBLE TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
11 AN AGENDA FOR ACTION
12 CONCLUSION
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