HSE Publishing House

The book explores the interaction between the government and business in the field of urban public transportation. Using the examples of significant organizational reforms from the past that either strengthened the role of the government or opened the industry to market forces, the book describes how modern concepts for public transport regulation were developed. The book considers various cases, spanning from the 17th to the 21st century and from London and Stock holm to Santiago and Nairobi. It covers decisions made by baron Haussmann, Margaret Thatcher, and members of the Moscow government. The book draws on an extensive collection of literature and professional experience. It is intended for experts and students in the areas of urban transportation, urban planning, and public administration.