Transport, mobilités et environnement

F. Dobruszkes' part:

1. Introduction

2. From restricted mobilities to 'excessive' flows

3. Regulations, mobilities and environment

3.1. The Liberalisation of the European air transport

3.2. Economic integration, free trade and increase in freight transport

3.3. Daily and local mobilities

3.4. Local/regional mobilities vs. long-distance mobilities

4. Transport, environment and social inequalities: the air noise case in Brussels

5. Conclusions

F. Dobruszkes' part: introducing cross-relations between transport, mobilities and environment, notably considering tourism. The governmental regulations issue is at the core of these lessons.

M.-F. Godart's part:

For both parts, the teachers aim for students developing their readiness to criticize.

Lectures. Debates witj/from the students expected.

References, bibliography, and recommended reading

Cf. notes for the students and PowerPoint

Contacts

frederic.dobruszkes@ulb.ac.be

mfgodart@ulb.ac.be

Method(s) of evaluation

• written examination

written examination

Written exam

Mark calculation method (including weighting of intermediary marks)

Written exam=100%, of which 50% correspond to F. Dobruszkes' part and 50% to M.-F. Godart's part.

Language(s) of evaluation

• french