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New interurban coach services in Germany and France: which European perspective? : the key role of bus station … but where to locate them

Guihéry, Laurent - In: Mobility in a Globalised World 2015, (pp. 83-90). 2016

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An economic assessment of German fiscal equalization schemes since 1970 : What prospects for a unified Germany?

Guihéry, Laurent (contributor) - In: Public finance and management : PFM 1 (2001) 4, pp. 393-419

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Une évaluation économique des effets redistributifs de la péréquation financière Allemande: 1970 - 1996

Guihéry, Laurent - In: Europäische Zeitschrift für Regionalentwicklung : EUREG (2000) 8, pp. 33-40

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Que reste-t-il de la sozialmarktwirtschaft allemande - ou économie sociale de marché - à l'heure de l'euro?

Guihéry, Laurent; Schmitt, Volker - 1999

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Solidarité interrégionale et transferts : le Fédéralisme Allemand à l'épreuve de la réunification

Guihéry, Laurent - In: L' intégration régionale des espaces, (pp. 199-216). 1997

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Les grandes infrastructures de transport pour l'unité allemande : défis et orientations

Föttinger, Wolfgang - In: Infrastructures de transport et territoires : approches …, (pp. 299-319). 1997

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Fiscal federalism and regionalisation of transport policy in Europe

Witbreuk, Marc; Guihéry, Laurent - 1999

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Mobility and transport policy in Germany and France : time for change and... joint solutions?

Guihéry, Laurent; Jarass, Julia - In: Cities and metropolises in France and Germany, (pp. 128-144). 2022

This chapter is devoted to mobility in France and Germany. First, key mobility indicators for the two countries are presented. This shows that private motorised transport still dominates in both France and Germany. Despite many negative effects on the climate, but also on health and quality of...

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