Research and interest in the passenger transport sector has been focused on:

• addressing issues of equal opportunities
• policy issues
• sectoral changes and their impact
• technological innovations
  

Sources

Gilman (2003)

Gilman, S. (2003) ‘Sustainability and National Policy in UK Port Development’, Maritime Policy and Management 30(4): 275-291.

Gray, Shaw and Farrington (2006)

Gray, D., Shaw, J. and Farrington, J. (2006) Community transport, social capital and social exclusion in rural areas Area 38(1): 89-98.

Lee Ashcraft (2005)

Lee Ashcraft, K. (2005) Resistance Through Consent? Occupational Identity, Organizational Form, and the Maintenance of Masculinity Among Commercial Airline Pilots Management Communication Quarterly, 19(1): 67-90.

Leggate (2004)

Leggate, H. (2004) ‘The Future Shortage of Seafarers: Will it become a Reality?’, Maritime Policy and Management 31(1): 3-13.

Little (2006)

Little, B. (2006) British Airways flies high with online learning system: Cabin crew can top up their training from across the world Human Resource Management International Digest 14(4): 20-22.

Macleod (2004)

Macleod, D. (2004) ‘Continuing Professional Development (CPD)’, Logistics and Transport Focus 6(5): 76-78.

Mell (2004)

Mell, J. (2004) Language training and testing in aviation need to focus on job-specific competencies ICAO Journal 59(1): 12-14.

Simpson, Holley and Woods (2003)

Simpson, R., Holley, D., and Woods, A. (2003) ‘The Significance of Seniority for Women Managers: Interpretations of Organizational Restructuring’, Journal of Managerial Psychology 18(7): 680-690.

Van Geenhuizen, Geerlings and Priemus (2003)

Van Geenhuizen, M., Geerlings, H. and Priemus, H. (2003) ‘Transport Innovation: Coping with the Future’, Transportation Planning and Technology 26(6): 437-447.

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