Dominique Bouf This is Me

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1. 1. Past Seminars 2005

   www.its.usyd.edu.au/seminars/p - [Cached]

   Published on: 1/1/2005   Last Visited: 9/14/2006

   Dominique Bouf, ITLS Visiting Professor, Transportation Economics Laboratory, Lyons, France
   
   First some evidence will be provided that French cities are segregated.
   ...
   Bio: Dominique Bouf is Senior Researcher (CNRS) at the LET (Transportation Economics Laboratory) located in Lyons, France. Prior to joining the LET he worked for the Dutch Ministry of Transportation and for the RATP (Parisian Urban Transportation Company). He lived for two years in Africa and carried out several research projects on African transportation issues. More recently he addressed the problems of railways regulation through studies for the French Government, SNCF (the French railways operator), the European Commission (as the leader of the LET's participation to the project Improverail), and the OECD, providing a report on yardstick competition. He is working in co-operation with the University of Tongji (Shanghai) on China's railways reform and is responsible for a research project on the long term prospects for Chinese transportation (China in 2050).

2. 2. Past Seminars 2006

   www.itls.usyd.edu.au/seminars/ - [Cached]

   Published on: 1/13/2000   Last Visited: 3/25/2008

   Bio: Dominique Bouf is Senior Researcher (CNRS) at the LET (Transportation Economics Laboratory) located in Lyons, France. Prior to joining the LET he worked for the Dutch Ministry of Transportation and for the RATP (Parisian Urban Transportation Company). He lived for two years in Africa and carried out several research projects on African transportation issues. More recently he addressed the problems of railways regulation through studies for the French Government, SNCF (the French railways operator), the European Commission (as the leader of the LET's participation to the project Improverail), and the OECD, providing a report on yardstick competition. He is working in co-operation with the University of Tongji (Shanghai) on China's railways reform and is responsible for a research project on the long term prospects for Chinese transportation (China in 2050).
   ...
   Bio: Dominique Bouf is Senior Researcher (CNRS) at the LET (Transportation Economics Laboratory) located in Lyons, France. Prior to joining the LET he worked for the Dutch Ministry of Transportation and for the RATP (Parisian Urban Transportation Company). He lived for two years in Africa and carried out several research projects on African transportation issues. More recently he addressed the problems of railways regulation through studies for the French Government, SNCF (the French railways operator), the European Commission (as the leader of the LET's participation to the project Improverail), and the OECD, providing a report on yardstick competition. He is working in co-operation with the University of Tongji (Shanghai) on China's railways reform and is responsible for a research project on the long term prospects for Chinese transportation (China in 2050).

3. 3. Past Seminars 2005

   www.itls.usyd.edu.au/seminars/ - [Cached]

   Last Visited: 3/25/2008

   Dominique Bouf, ITLS Visiting Professor, Transportation Economics Laboratory, Lyons, France
   
   First some evidence will be provided that French cities are segregated.
   ...
   Bio: Dominique Bouf is Senior Researcher (CNRS) at the LET (Transportation Economics Laboratory) located in Lyons, France. Prior to joining the LET he worked for the Dutch Ministry of Transportation and for the RATP (Parisian Urban Transportation Company). He lived for two years in Africa and carried out several research projects on African transportation issues. More recently he addressed the problems of railways regulation through studies for the French Government, SNCF (the French railways operator), the European Commission (as the leader of the LET's participation to the project Improverail), and the OECD, providing a report on yardstick competition. He is working in co-operation with the University of Tongji (Shanghai) on China's railways reform and is responsible for a research project on the long term prospects for Chinese transportation (China in 2050).