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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Drawing on academic research, international case studies, and professional experience, transport expert Giles Bailey examines the rise of cycling and wider micro-mobility as central components of 21st-century urban transport. The book explores how cities confronting climate change, affordability pressures, and liveability challenges are integrating these modes-often in ways that diverge sharply from the well-known Dutch model.Through examples from cities across Europe, North America, Asia, South America, and Africa, Bailey analyses both the opportunities and limits of cycling-led transport strategies. While the focus is urban, the discussion extends to suburban, exurban, and rural contexts, highlighting how low-cost micro-mobility can support broader social and economic goals.Addressing themes including urbanisation, public health, the cycling economy, velo-tourism, and local freight, this book offers a rigorous yet accessible assessment of micro-mobility's evolving role in shaping modern, sustainable cities.Core features of the book: Strategic, accessible, globally informed narrativeCase studies from the Netherlands, Paris, and beyondDeep dive into mobility justice, urban space, and economic developmentInsight into rural cycling, cargo bikes, velo-tourism, and freightExplores links between cycling and public transport, health, and city controlA clear call to action: rethink how we build and move through urban space.About the Author Giles K Bailey is a transport strategist and urban mobility expert with over three decades of experience across public transport, mobility strategy, and urban innovation.He previously held senior roles at Transport for London, including Head of Marketing Strategy, and is Director of Stratageeb Ltd, advising clients on future mobility.Giles has lectured on transport innovation at Master's level for more than a decade and has published extensively in trade media across Europe and North America. With experience spanning the public and private sectors in Europe, North America, and Africa, he brings both analytical rigour and practical insight to the study of cycling and micro-mobility. A policy-focused assessment of cycling and micro-mobility as structural components of 21st-century transport systems. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Drawing on academic research, international case studies, and professional experience, transport expert Giles Bailey examines the rise of cycling and wider micro-mobility as central components of 21st-century urban transport. The book explores how cities confronting climate change, affordability pressures, and liveability challenges are integrating these modes-often in ways that diverge sharply from the well-known Dutch model.Through examples from cities across Europe, North America, Asia, South America, and Africa, Bailey analyses both the opportunities and limits of cycling-led transport strategies. While the focus is urban, the discussion extends to suburban, exurban, and rural contexts, highlighting how low-cost micro-mobility can support broader social and economic goals.Addressing themes including urbanisation, public health, the cycling economy, velo-tourism, and local freight, this book offers a rigorous yet accessible assessment of micro-mobility's evolving role in shaping modern, sustainable cities.Core features of the book: Strategic, accessible, globally informed narrativeCase studies from the Netherlands, Paris, and beyondDeep dive into mobility justice, urban space, and economic developmentInsight into rural cycling, cargo bikes, velo-tourism, and freightExplores links between cycling and public transport, health, and city controlA clear call to action: rethink how we build and move through urban space.About the Author Giles K Bailey is a transport strategist and urban mobility expert with over three decades of experience across public transport, mobility strategy, and urban innovation.He previously held senior roles at Transport for London, including Head of Marketing Strategy, and is Director of Stratageeb Ltd, advising clients on future mobility.Giles has lectured on transport innovation at Master's level for more than a decade and has published extensively in trade media across Europe and North America. With experience spanning the public and private sectors in Europe, North America, and Africa, he brings both analytical rigour and practical insight to the study of cycling and micro-mobility. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Drawing on academic research, international case studies, and professional experience, transport expert Giles Bailey examines the rise of cycling and wider micro-mobility as central components of 21st-century urban transport. The book explores how cities confronting climate change, affordability pressures, and liveability challenges are integrating these modes-often in ways that diverge sharply from the well-known Dutch model.Through examples from cities across Europe, North America, Asia, South America, and Africa, Bailey analyses both the opportunities and limits of cycling-led transport strategies. While the focus is urban, the discussion extends to suburban, exurban, and rural contexts, highlighting how low-cost micro-mobility can support broader social and economic goals.Addressing themes including urbanisation, public health, the cycling economy, velo-tourism, and local freight, this book offers a rigorous yet accessible assessment of micro-mobility's evolving role in shaping modern, sustainable cities.Core features of the book:Strategic, accessible, globally informed narrativeCase studies from the Netherlands, Paris, and beyondDeep dive into mobility justice, urban space, and economic developmentInsight into rural cycling, cargo bikes, velo-tourism, and freightExplores links between cycling and public transport, health, and city controlA clear call to action: rethink how we build and move through urban space.About the AuthorGiles K Bailey is a transport strategist and urban mobility expert with over three decades of experience across public transport, mobility strategy, and urban innovation.He previously held senior roles at Transport for London, including Head of Marketing Strategy, and is Director of Stratageeb Ltd, advising clients on future mobility.Giles has lectured on transport innovation at Master's level for more than a decade and has published extensively in trade media across Europe and North America. With experience spanning the public and private sectors in Europe, North America, and Africa, he brings both analytical rigour and practical insight to the study of cycling and micro-mobility. 154 pp. Englisch.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Drawing on academic research, international case studies, and professional experience, transport expert Giles Bailey examines the rise of cycling and wider micro-mobility as central components of 21st-century urban transport. The book explores how cities confronting climate change, affordability pressures, and liveability challenges are integrating these modes-often in ways that diverge sharply from the well-known Dutch model.Through examples from cities across Europe, North America, Asia, South America, and Africa, Bailey analyses both the opportunities and limits of cycling-led transport strategies. While the focus is urban, the discussion extends to suburban, exurban, and rural contexts, highlighting how low-cost micro-mobility can support broader social and economic goals.Addressing themes including urbanisation, public health, the cycling economy, velo-tourism, and local freight, this book offers a rigorous yet accessible assessment of micro-mobility's evolving role in shaping modern, sustainable cities.Core features of the book: Strategic, accessible, globally informed narrativeCase studies from the Netherlands, Paris, and beyondDeep dive into mobility justice, urban space, and economic developmentInsight into rural cycling, cargo bikes, velo-tourism, and freightExplores links between cycling and public transport, health, and city controlA clear call to action: rethink how we build and move through urban space.About the Author Giles K Bailey is a transport strategist and urban mobility expert with over three decades of experience across public transport, mobility strategy, and urban innovation.He previously held senior roles at Transport for London, including Head of Marketing Strategy, and is Director of Stratageeb Ltd, advising clients on future mobility.Giles has lectured on transport innovation at Master's level for more than a decade and has published extensively in trade media across Europe and North America. With experience spanning the public and private sectors in Europe, North America, and Africa, he brings both analytical rigour and practical insight to the study of cycling and micro-mobility. A policy-focused assessment of cycling and micro-mobility as structural components of 21st-century transport systems. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Drawing on academic research, international case studies, and professional experience, transport expert Giles Bailey examines the rise of cycling and wider micro-mobility as central components of 21st-century urban transport. The book explores how cities confronting climate change, affordability pressures, and liveability challenges are integrating these modes-often in ways that diverge sharply from the well-known Dutch model.Through examples from cities across Europe, North America, Asia, South America, and Africa, Bailey analyses both the opportunities and limits of cycling-led transport strategies. While the focus is urban, the discussion extends to suburban, exurban, and rural contexts, highlighting how low-cost micro-mobility can support broader social and economic goals.Addressing themes including urbanisation, public health, the cycling economy, velo-tourism, and local freight, this book offers a rigorous yet accessible assessment of micro-mobility's evolving role in shaping modern, sustainable cities.Core features of the book: Strategic, accessible, globally informed narrativeCase studies from the Netherlands, Paris, and beyondDeep dive into mobility justice, urban space, and economic developmentInsight into rural cycling, cargo bikes, velo-tourism, and freightExplores links between cycling and public transport, health, and city controlA clear call to action: rethink how we build and move through urban space.About the Author Giles K Bailey is a transport strategist and urban mobility expert with over three decades of experience across public transport, mobility strategy, and urban innovation.He previously held senior roles at Transport for London, including Head of Marketing Strategy, and is Director of Stratageeb Ltd, advising clients on future mobility.Giles has lectured on transport innovation at Master's level for more than a decade and has published extensively in trade media across Europe and North America. With experience spanning the public and private sectors in Europe, North America, and Africa, he brings both analytical rigour and practical insight to the study of cycling and micro-mobility. A policy-focused assessment of cycling and micro-mobility as structural components of 21st-century transport systems. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Drawing on academic research, international case studies, and professional experience, transport expert Giles Bailey examines the rise of cycling and wider micro-mobility as central components of 21st-century urban transport. The book explores how cities confronting climate change, affordability pressures, and liveability challenges are integrating these modes-often in ways that diverge sharply from the well-known Dutch model.Through examples from cities across Europe, North America, Asia, South America, and Africa, Bailey analyses both the opportunities and limits of cycling-led transport strategies. While the focus is urban, the discussion extends to suburban, exurban, and rural contexts, highlighting how low-cost micro-mobility can support broader social and economic goals.Addressing themes including urbanisation, public health, the cycling economy, velo-tourism, and local freight, this book offers a rigorous yet accessible assessment of micro-mobility's evolving role in shaping modern, sustainable cities.Core features of the book: Strategic, accessible, globally informed narrativeCase studies from the Netherlands, Paris, and beyondDeep dive into mobility justice, urban space, and economic developmentInsight into rural cycling, cargo bikes, velo-tourism, and freightExplores links between cycling and public transport, health, and city controlA clear call to action: rethink how we build and move through urban space.About the Author Giles K Bailey is a transport strategist and urban mobility expert with over three decades of experience across public transport, mobility strategy, and urban innovation.He previously held senior roles at Transport for London, including Head of Marketing Strategy, and is Director of Stratageeb Ltd, advising clients on future mobility.Giles has lectured on transport innovation at Master's level for more than a decade and has published extensively in trade media across Europe and North America. With experience spanning the public and private sectors in Europe, North America, and Africa, he brings both analytical rigour and practical insight to the study of cycling and micro-mobility. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Drawing on academic research, international case studies, and professional experience, transport expert Giles Bailey examines the rise of cycling and wider micro-mobility as central components of 21st-century urban transport. The book explores how cities confronting climate change, affordability pressures, and liveability challenges are integrating these modes-often in ways that diverge sharply from the well-known Dutch model.Through examples from cities across Europe, North America, Asia, South America, and Africa, Bailey analyses both the opportunities and limits of cycling-led transport strategies. While the focus is urban, the discussion extends to suburban, exurban, and rural contexts, highlighting how low-cost micro-mobility can support broader social and economic goals.Addressing themes including urbanisation, public health, the cycling economy, velo-tourism, and local freight, this book offers a rigorous yet accessible assessment of micro-mobility's evolving role in shaping modern, sustainable cities.Core features of the book:Strategic, accessible, globally informed narrativeCase studies from the Netherlands, Paris, and beyondDeep dive into mobility justice, urban space, and economic developmentInsight into rural cycling, cargo bikes, velo-tourism, and freightExplores links between cycling and public transport, health, and city controlA clear call to action: rethink how we build and move through urban space.About the AuthorGiles K Bailey is a transport strategist and urban mobility expert with over three decades of experience across public transport, mobility strategy, and urban innovation.He previously held senior roles at Transport for London, including Head of Marketing Strategy, and is Director of Stratageeb Ltd, advising clients on future mobility.Giles has lectured on transport innovation at Master's level for more than a decade and has published extensively in trade media across Europe and North America. With experience spanning the public and private sectors in Europe, North America, and Africa, he brings both analytical rigour and practical insight to the study of cycling and micro-mobility.Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld 154 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Drawing on academic research, international case studies, and professional experience, transport expert Giles Bailey examines the rise of cycling and wider micro-mobility as central components of 21st-century urban transport. The book explores how cities confronting climate change, affordability pressures, and liveability challenges are integrating these modes-often in ways that diverge sharply from the well-known Dutch model.Through examples from cities across Europe, North America, Asia, South America, and Africa, Bailey analyses both the opportunities and limits of cycling-led transport strategies. While the focus is urban, the discussion extends to suburban, exurban, and rural contexts, highlighting how low-cost micro-mobility can support broader social and economic goals.Addressing themes including urbanisation, public health, the cycling economy, velo-tourism, and local freight, this book offers a rigorous yet accessible assessment of micro-mobility's evolving role in shaping modern, sustainable cities.Core features of the book:Strategic, accessible, globally informed narrativeCase studies from the Netherlands, Paris, and beyondDeep dive into mobility justice, urban space, and economic developmentInsight into rural cycling, cargo bikes, velo-tourism, and freightExplores links between cycling and public transport, health, and city controlA clear call to action: rethink how we build and move through urban space.About the Author Giles K Bailey is a transport strategist and urban mobility expert with over three decades of experience across public transport, mobility strategy, and urban innovation.He previously held senior roles at Transport for London, including Head of Marketing Strategy, and is Director of Stratageeb Ltd, advising clients on future mobility.Giles has lectured on transport innovation at Master's level for more than a decade and has published extensively in trade media across Europe and North America. With experience spanning the public and private sectors in Europe, North America, and Africa, he brings both analytical rigour and practical insight to the study of cycling and micro-mobility.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Can Cycling and Micro-Mobility Deliver a Modern and Sustainable City? | A Roadmap for More Equitable and Sustainable Communities | Giles K Bailey | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ibex Publishing France | EAN 9791098219313 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Gebunden. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. New examinations of the figure of Charlemagne in Spanish literature and culture.InhaltsverzeichnisPreface: Charlemagne: A European IconIntroduction - Matthew Bailey and Ryan D. GilesCharlemagne as a Creative Force in the Spanish Ep.