Governance of airport areas: the cases of Stockholm and Amsterdam

Note rapide Governance, #9

17 October 2017ContactTanguy Le Goff, Pauline Zeiger

Airports, large cities’ international points of entry, are essential to the connectivity and proper functioning of these cities, now dominated by flows. Metropolisation is impelling their role to evolve, from simple transport infrastructure facilities into instruments of metropolitan – and even regional – development. This calls for a re-examination of their relationships with their territories, and their modes of governance. […]

This study is linked to the following themes :
Governance | Mobility


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