Discourse analysis in transport and urban development : interpretation, diversity and controversy

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of contributors = viii
• Foreword = xiv
• Acknowledgements = xvii
• PART I. INTRODUCTION
• 1 Using discourse analysis in transport and urban development research / Robin Hickman ; Christine Hannigan = 2
• PART II. GRAND NARRATIVES
• 2 Transport planning, paradigms and practices : finding conditions for change / Ruben Akse ; Adri Albert de la Bruheze ; Karst Geurs = 11
• 3 Exploring growth as a central representation in sustainable transport discourse / Elias Isaksson = 24
• 4 Discursive power dynamics affecting how climate targets are framed and integrated in national transport planning : The case of Sweden / Karolina Isaksson ; Linnea Eriksson ; Jacob Witzell = 39
• 5 Stakeholders' perceptions of urban mobility in a Central European country : a Q methodology approach / Hana Bruhovd Foltynova ; Eliska Vejchodska ; Radomira Jordova ; Kristyna Rybova = 52
• 6 The meta and master narratives of mega transport infrastructure / Daniel Durrani = 67
• PART III. CASE STUDIES ON DISCOURSE, TRANSPORT AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
• 7 Car advertising and environmental greenwashing / Robin Hickman = 80
• 8 The Interstate Highway 70 reconstruction project in Denver : repeating a 1960s planning failure? / Andrew R. Goetz = 98
• 9 Sustainability and shared ride-hailing in a mega-city : The rhetoric and impacts of Uber Juntos in Sao Paulo / Leandro da Silva Correa ; Anthony Perl = 113
• 10 Legitimising HS2 : analysing political speeches from 2010-2014 / James Udagawa = 132
• 11 Where are the rails? An investigation into the climate, future prospects and barriers to high-speed rail development in Canada / Giacomo Vecia = 150
• 12 Exploring bus reform in Malta / Therese Bajada = 173
• 13 Cycling promotion and narratives of urban development : an ecolinguistic approach / M. Cristina Caimotto = 186
• 14 Community, authenticity and newness : obscuring financial motivations in transport and development projects through discourse at Battersea Power Station / Christine Hannigan = 199
• 15 MaaS unmasked : how local leaders think they are resisting (and are thereby accelerating) the neoliberalisation of transport policies / Nacima Baron = 212
• 16 Anything that can reasonably be automated will be : analysis of transport automation imaginaries in the Finnish context / Janne Olin ; Milos N. Mladenovic = 229
• PART IV. CONCLUSIONS
• 17 Next steps for discourse analysis in transport and urban development / Christine Hannigan ; Robin Hickman = 243
• Index = 250