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EU Subsidies in Public Transportation: The Copenhagen case

Pallavicini, Jef LU (2017) SIMV11 20171
Graduate School
Abstract
The present study investigates the following problem: What are the regulatory structures of land based transportation in the greater Copenhagen area? In order to obtain a comprehensive understanding of this problem, three sub questions were designed to target the structures in detail. These are: How do European regulations on the area of the land based transportation influence the subsidy process within the Danish market? How does the quality measurement system meet the challenges of a changing market within subsidies? And where is the customer focus in the Danish market?
Such research was developed under the scope of legal pluralism, through a literature review on the EU regulatory process, the Danish market and subsidies, and with... (More)
The present study investigates the following problem: What are the regulatory structures of land based transportation in the greater Copenhagen area? In order to obtain a comprehensive understanding of this problem, three sub questions were designed to target the structures in detail. These are: How do European regulations on the area of the land based transportation influence the subsidy process within the Danish market? How does the quality measurement system meet the challenges of a changing market within subsidies? And where is the customer focus in the Danish market?
Such research was developed under the scope of legal pluralism, through a literature review on the EU regulatory process, the Danish market and subsidies, and with passenger surveys and key individual interviews. This research has identified the regulatory structure on the area, how the EU regulations set the framework for national subsidy process, and how the quality measurement system is having a more significant role in that process. This research also identified the customers from all actors on the Danish market, where the passengers are a direct product of the customer interest. (Less)
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author
Pallavicini, Jef LU
supervisor
organization
course
SIMV11 20171
year
type
H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
subject
keywords
EU subsidies, Public Transportation, Buses, Movia, regulations
language
English
id
8912410
date added to LUP
2017-06-28 11:31:57
date last changed
2017-06-28 11:31:57
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  abstract     = {{The present study investigates the following problem: What are the regulatory structures of land based transportation in the greater Copenhagen area? In order to obtain a comprehensive understanding of this problem, three sub questions were designed to target the structures in detail. These are: How do European regulations on the area of the land based transportation influence the subsidy process within the Danish market? How does the quality measurement system meet the challenges of a changing market within subsidies? And where is the customer focus in the Danish market?
Such research was developed under the scope of legal pluralism, through a literature review on the EU regulatory process, the Danish market and subsidies, and with passenger surveys and key individual interviews. This research has identified the regulatory structure on the area, how the EU regulations set the framework for national subsidy process, and how the quality measurement system is having a more significant role in that process. This research also identified the customers from all actors on the Danish market, where the passengers are a direct product of the customer interest.}},
  author       = {{Pallavicini, Jef}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{EU Subsidies in Public Transportation: The Copenhagen case}},
  year         = {{2017}},
}