Rikisha to Rapid Transit. Urban Public Transport Systems and Policy in Southeast Asia

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
List of Tables, Pages xi-xv
List of Figures, Pages xvii-xx
List of Plates, Pages xxi-xxii
Preface, Pages xxiii-xxvi
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-2
The modernization and incorporation process, Pages 3-11
INTRODUCTION TO WESTERN, JAPANESE AND OVERSEAS CHINESE MODELS, Pages 13-14
The Miracle Workers, Pages 15-16
CHAPTER 1 - London, Boston and Belfast: The Western experience, Pages 17-37
CHAPTER 2 - TOkyo: The Japanese thrust, Pages 39-71
CHAPTER 3 - Hong Kong: The overseas Chinese filter, Pages 73-100,100a,cp1-cp16
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN CITIES, Pages 101-102
Local Flavour, Pages 103-106
CHAPTER 4 - Singapore: The model for Southeast Asia's capital cities, Pages 107-151
CHAPTER 5 - Jakarta, Manila and Bangkok: The conventional models for provincial cities, Pages 153-202
CHAPTER 6 - Kuala Lumpur: The unconventional model for provincial cities, Pages 203-230
CHAPTER 7 - Provincial Cities: The choice between conventional and unconventional models, Pages 231-257
INTRODUCTION TO IMPLICATIONS FOR THEORY AND PRACTICE, Pages 259-260
Counterpoint, Pages 261-263
CHAPTER 8 - Modernization and Incorporation Revisited: A theoretical reprise, Pages 265-299
INTRODUCTION TO CONCLUSION: Twenty Years Down the Track, Pages 301-302
Twenty years down the track, Pages 303-311
Appendix I - Travel characteristics of cities in advanced capitalist countries and Southeast Asia, Pages 313-318
Appendix II - Statistical sources, Pages 319-324
Glossary, Pages 325-331
References, Pages 333-371
Author index, Pages 373-376
Place index, Pages 377-379
index, Pages 381-387