Decision-making on walkability improvements in the context of broader power dynamics: Review of evidence and analysis of case studies in New Zealand and the UK; Summary report
Bozovic, Tamara
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Dr Tamara Bozovic Tamara.Bozovic@uwe.ac.uk
Research Fellow- in Transport Analysis
Abstract
This report is one of the outputs of the project “Accessible walking for all, from words to action: engaging diverse voices to better understand decision-making determinants”, realised with the support of the Vice-Chancelor’s Early Career Research Grant (University of the West of England) awarded to Tamara Bozovic. The draft report was circulated to project participants and this version includes the feedback received.
The project was mentored by Dr Louise Reardon, Associate Professor of Governance and Public Policy at the Institute of Local Government Studies and School Deputy Director of Research at the University of Birmingham, and Dr Michael Buser, Associate Professor of Collaborative Community Practice at the University of the West of England. A detailed presentation of the findings is presented in two papers (literature review and case studies analysis) being prepared for submission to academic journals.
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