John D Nelson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3736084 |
|---|---|
| NOME | John D Nelson |
| PRENOMES | John D |
| SOBRENOME | Nelson |
| ASSINATURA | NELSON J D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Newcastle University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2199-7412 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 62 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1921 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Reflections on the value of trials
Trials or pilot programmes are commonly adopted by governments to assess the feasibility of mobility interventions before committing to broader deployment. Although it is generally assumed that such trials contribute valuable insights and play an important role in advancing evidence-based policy, research evaluating the effectiveness of mobility trials remains scarce. This paper seeks to address this gap by critically assessing a shared e-scooter…
Identifying main drivers for students and staff members’ choice or to work/study from home or attend university campus and their transport mode choice
Understanding shared e-scooters from a civic stakeholder perspective
The popularity of e-scooters has introduced both new challenges and opportunities for urban mobility. This paper explores shared e-scooters’ development and regulation internationally through a civic (non-profit-oriented) stakeholder lens. Nine international expert interviews were conducted spanning different types of organisations. Data were analysed using NVivo software. A stakeholder framework was used to identify and examine the needs of stak…
Exploring aspects of transport-induced gentrification across the project lifecycle
Public transport projects reshape neighbourhoods, creating opportunities for urban revitalisation, place-based and transit-oriented development. However, project planning processes may create social disbenefits, enacting gentrification and community displacement. This paper explores the relationship between Light Rail Transit (LRT) and economic and socio-demographic aspects that provide early indications of gentrification processes, by analysing …
Prescribed Fire Case Studies From Wyoming, USA
Prescribed fire is an important management tool for rangelands and forests in North America and globally. However, the application of prescribed fire is a complex endeavor that involves significant planning, partnerships, and risk. Recent evidence suggests that not enough prescribed fire is being applied to reduce wildfires, in part, because risk and bureaucracy continue to hinder application. While common in the eastern and central Great Plains,…
Public transport trends in Australia during the Covid-19 pandemic
Public Transportation Systems
Public transportation systems are important in a world where our cities need sustainability to mitigate the costs of transportation and climate change. This entry examines the connections between transport policy and public transport delivery, how public transport systems impact on land use and vice versa, and the take‐up of public transport by users. In terms of public transportation planning the entry discusses how modern network planning point…
Diasporic Buddhisms and Convert Communities
This chapter explores issues of diasporic Buddhist movement and cultural adaptation, as well as how individuals affiliate with Buddhist denominations in diverse settings worldwide. One of the enduring features of religion worldwide is mobility. Ideas, concepts, practices, prohibitions, and cosmologies circulate beyond cultural and political boundaries in ways ranging from intentional to spontaneous. The transregional and multicultural dimensions …
Digital innovation through partnership between nature conservation organisations and academia
Nature conservation organisations increasingly turn to new digital technologies to help deliver conservation objectives. This has led to collaborative forms of working with academia to spearhead digital innovation. Through in-depth interviews with three UK research-council-funded case studies, we show that by working with academics conservation organisations can receive positive and negative impacts, some of which cut across their operations. Pos…
You'll Never Ride Alone
The paper discusses a study of social media usage within the context of a public transport operator. This involved fieldwork within three subsidiary companies of FirstGroup alongside a content analysis of the individual Twitter feeds they operate and the conversations they generate through them to engage with passengers. A refiguring of the notion of social is taking place within these companies through their emergent strategies for utilizing soc…
Transport poverty meets the digital divide
Rural communities face a range of challenges associated with accessibility and connectivity which apply in both the physical and virtual sphere. Constraints in rural transport infrastructure and services are often compounded by limitations in the development and resilience of technological infrastructures. In this context there is significant disparity between urban and rural communities. This paper will examine the context for accessibility and …
An evaluation of the transport to employment (T2E) scheme in Highland Scotland using social return on investment (SROI)
A case study of flexible solutions to transport demand in a deregulated environment
Demand responsive transport
The evaluation of demand responsive transport services in Europe
Interoperability and transport policy
Planning for Sustainable Forests in British Columbia through Land Use Zoning
Economic theory suggests that managing every hectare of forestland for multiple products, which is occurring in British Columbia, is inefficient. Using a case study for the Revelstoke area of the province, we demonstrate that spatially separating commercial timber activities from non-timber ones can lead to higher timber rents, while affording better environmental protection, including protection of critical wildlife habitat. Zoning provides an i…
Ownership and control in the bus industry
Accessibility and Location Decisions in a Peripheral Region of Europe
Accessibility and location decisions in a peripheral region of Europe: a logit analysis, Reg. Studies 30, 579--588. This paper analyses the links between accessibility to markets and factors of production and firms' location decisions in a peripheral region. Following a brief discussion of the European Union policy context, logit analysis involving binary response variables and categorical explanatory variables is used to analyse data from a surv…
Japanese New Religions in the West
The Clarendon Edition of the Works of John Locke: The Correspondence of John Locke: In Eight Volumes, Vol. 6: Letters Nos. 2199–2664
Canada’S Oriental Problem
Essay| December 01 1921 Canada’S Oriental Problem John Nelson John Nelson Former Managing Editor and part owner of the Vancouver World Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Current History (1921) 15 (3): 464–466. https://doi.org/10.1525/curh.1921.15.3.464 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Get Permissio…
Heroic Bodies in Ancient Israel
The Embodied God
Transport poverty meets the digital divide
Rural communities face a range of challenges associated with accessibility and connectivity which apply in both the physical and virtual sphere. Constraints in rural transport infrastructure and services are often compounded by limitations in the development and resilience of technological infrastructures. In this context there is significant disparity between urban and rural communities. This paper will examine the context for accessibility and …
Demand responsive transport
Digital innovation through partnership between nature conservation organisations and academia
Nature conservation organisations increasingly turn to new digital technologies to help deliver conservation objectives. This has led to collaborative forms of working with academia to spearhead digital innovation. Through in-depth interviews with three UK research-council-funded case studies, we show that by working with academics conservation organisations can receive positive and negative impacts, some of which cut across their operations. Pos…
The evaluation of demand responsive transport services in Europe
An evaluation of the transport to employment (T2E) scheme in Highland Scotland using social return on investment (SROI)
A case study of flexible solutions to transport demand in a deregulated environment
Interoperability and transport policy
Planning for Sustainable Forests in British Columbia through Land Use Zoning
Economic theory suggests that managing every hectare of forestland for multiple products, which is occurring in British Columbia, is inefficient. Using a case study for the Revelstoke area of the province, we demonstrate that spatially separating commercial timber activities from non-timber ones can lead to higher timber rents, while affording better environmental protection, including protection of critical wildlife habitat. Zoning provides an i…
Public transport trends in Australia during the Covid-19 pandemic
Accessibility and Location Decisions in a Peripheral Region of Europe
Accessibility and location decisions in a peripheral region of Europe: a logit analysis, Reg. Studies 30, 579--588. This paper analyses the links between accessibility to markets and factors of production and firms' location decisions in a peripheral region. Following a brief discussion of the European Union policy context, logit analysis involving binary response variables and categorical explanatory variables is used to analyse data from a surv…
Canada’S Oriental Problem
Essay| December 01 1921 Canada’S Oriental Problem John Nelson John Nelson Former Managing Editor and part owner of the Vancouver World Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Current History (1921) 15 (3): 464–466. https://doi.org/10.1525/curh.1921.15.3.464 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Get Permissio…
The Clarendon Edition of the Works of John Locke: The Correspondence of John Locke: In Eight Volumes, Vol. 6: Letters Nos. 2199–2664
Japanese New Religions in the West
Accessibility and Location Decisions in a Peripheral Region of Europe
Accessibility and location decisions in a peripheral region of Europe: a logit analysis, Reg. Studies 30, 579--588. This paper analyses the links between accessibility to markets and factors of production and firms' location decisions in a peripheral region. Following a brief discussion of the European Union policy context, logit analysis involving binary response variables and categorical explanatory variables is used to analyse data from a surv…
Ownership and control in the bus industry
Planning for Sustainable Forests in British Columbia through Land Use Zoning
Economic theory suggests that managing every hectare of forestland for multiple products, which is occurring in British Columbia, is inefficient. Using a case study for the Revelstoke area of the province, we demonstrate that spatially separating commercial timber activities from non-timber ones can lead to higher timber rents, while affording better environmental protection, including protection of critical wildlife habitat. Zoning provides an i…
Interoperability and transport policy
The evaluation of demand responsive transport services in Europe
Demand responsive transport
A case study of flexible solutions to transport demand in a deregulated environment
An evaluation of the transport to employment (T2E) scheme in Highland Scotland using social return on investment (SROI)
Transport poverty meets the digital divide
Rural communities face a range of challenges associated with accessibility and connectivity which apply in both the physical and virtual sphere. Constraints in rural transport infrastructure and services are often compounded by limitations in the development and resilience of technological infrastructures. In this context there is significant disparity between urban and rural communities. This paper will examine the context for accessibility and …
You'll Never Ride Alone
The paper discusses a study of social media usage within the context of a public transport operator. This involved fieldwork within three subsidiary companies of FirstGroup alongside a content analysis of the individual Twitter feeds they operate and the conversations they generate through them to engage with passengers. A refiguring of the notion of social is taking place within these companies through their emergent strategies for utilizing soc…
Digital innovation through partnership between nature conservation organisations and academia
Nature conservation organisations increasingly turn to new digital technologies to help deliver conservation objectives. This has led to collaborative forms of working with academia to spearhead digital innovation. Through in-depth interviews with three UK research-council-funded case studies, we show that by working with academics conservation organisations can receive positive and negative impacts, some of which cut across their operations. Pos…
Diasporic Buddhisms and Convert Communities
This chapter explores issues of diasporic Buddhist movement and cultural adaptation, as well as how individuals affiliate with Buddhist denominations in diverse settings worldwide. One of the enduring features of religion worldwide is mobility. Ideas, concepts, practices, prohibitions, and cosmologies circulate beyond cultural and political boundaries in ways ranging from intentional to spontaneous. The transregional and multicultural dimensions …
Public Transportation Systems
Public transportation systems are important in a world where our cities need sustainability to mitigate the costs of transportation and climate change. This entry examines the connections between transport policy and public transport delivery, how public transport systems impact on land use and vice versa, and the take‐up of public transport by users. In terms of public transportation planning the entry discusses how modern network planning point…
Public transport trends in Australia during the Covid-19 pandemic
Prescribed Fire Case Studies From Wyoming, USA
Prescribed fire is an important management tool for rangelands and forests in North America and globally. However, the application of prescribed fire is a complex endeavor that involves significant planning, partnerships, and risk. Recent evidence suggests that not enough prescribed fire is being applied to reduce wildfires, in part, because risk and bureaucracy continue to hinder application. While common in the eastern and central Great Plains,…
Heroic Bodies in Ancient Israel
The Embodied God
Identifying main drivers for students and staff members’ choice or to work/study from home or attend university campus and their transport mode choice
Understanding shared e-scooters from a civic stakeholder perspective
The popularity of e-scooters has introduced both new challenges and opportunities for urban mobility. This paper explores shared e-scooters’ development and regulation internationally through a civic (non-profit-oriented) stakeholder lens. Nine international expert interviews were conducted spanning different types of organisations. Data were analysed using NVivo software. A stakeholder framework was used to identify and examine the needs of stak…
Exploring aspects of transport-induced gentrification across the project lifecycle
Public transport projects reshape neighbourhoods, creating opportunities for urban revitalisation, place-based and transit-oriented development. However, project planning processes may create social disbenefits, enacting gentrification and community displacement. This paper explores the relationship between Light Rail Transit (LRT) and economic and socio-demographic aspects that provide early indications of gentrification processes, by analysing …
Reflections on the value of trials
Trials or pilot programmes are commonly adopted by governments to assess the feasibility of mobility interventions before committing to broader deployment. Although it is generally assumed that such trials contribute valuable insights and play an important role in advancing evidence-based policy, research evaluating the effectiveness of mobility trials remains scarce. This paper seeks to address this gap by critically assessing a shared e-scooter…
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