Research on Freight Transport and Logistics - new book chapter

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17 July 2019

Research on Freight Transport and Logistics - new book chapter

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In a chapter of this newly published book, edited by John Stanley and David Hensher, I identify topics that are likely to be major growth areas for future research in freight transport and logistics. I explain why, after decades of relative neglect by the academic transport community, the movement of freight is now attracting much more attention from researchers. Details of the book and summary of my chapter.