International audienceThis paper deals with the introduction of competition for the market in French regional passenger railways. Following a double approach through economics and law, it discusses the proposals for a European regulation on public passenger transport services. In a first part, the paper explains the interest and limits of competition for the market concerning French regional rail services. After analyzing the German and Swedish cases, it proposes a way of introducing competition for the market in France. In a second part, structural reforms needed ex ante are analyzed: open access to stations, rolling stock availability and future of rail employees. For each reform, the theoretical analysis is followed by the discussion of ...
This paper studies the experience of Europe\u27s three most liberalised railways - Sweden, Germany a...
This paper studies the experience of Europe’s three most liberalised railways - Sweden, Germany and ...
This issue of Network Industries Quarterly will look at different issues of rail regulation with exa...
International audienceThis paper deals with the introduction of competition for the market in French...
The French regions have taken the responsibility to provide public regional passenger transport serv...
JEL Classification: L12; L51; L92.International audienceThis paper suggests some ways to improve com...
International audienceIn some Member States of the European Union, Regions are responsible for organ...
Conducted within the framework of a CIFRE agreement, this thesis focuses on the legal issues of open...
Regionalization railway in Switzerland : performance without competition. An example for France?. - ...
The air passenger transport sector is one of the oldest liberalized economic sectors, while passenge...
Cet article peut être téléchargé sur le site de la revue : http://www.afitl.com/CST/precedents-numer...
The paper presents the results of a research on railway regulation and liberalisation in Italy, Fran...
Emergence of competition in the rail sector in Germany and France: which learning can be drawn from ...
This article proposes an analysis of recent developments of the railway sector - mainly passenger tr...
Classification JEL : L43, L51, L92National audienceThis paper discusses the interest to introduce ya...
This paper studies the experience of Europe\u27s three most liberalised railways - Sweden, Germany a...
This paper studies the experience of Europe’s three most liberalised railways - Sweden, Germany and ...
This issue of Network Industries Quarterly will look at different issues of rail regulation with exa...
International audienceThis paper deals with the introduction of competition for the market in French...
The French regions have taken the responsibility to provide public regional passenger transport serv...
JEL Classification: L12; L51; L92.International audienceThis paper suggests some ways to improve com...
International audienceIn some Member States of the European Union, Regions are responsible for organ...
Conducted within the framework of a CIFRE agreement, this thesis focuses on the legal issues of open...
Regionalization railway in Switzerland : performance without competition. An example for France?. - ...
The air passenger transport sector is one of the oldest liberalized economic sectors, while passenge...
Cet article peut être téléchargé sur le site de la revue : http://www.afitl.com/CST/precedents-numer...
The paper presents the results of a research on railway regulation and liberalisation in Italy, Fran...
Emergence of competition in the rail sector in Germany and France: which learning can be drawn from ...
This article proposes an analysis of recent developments of the railway sector - mainly passenger tr...
Classification JEL : L43, L51, L92National audienceThis paper discusses the interest to introduce ya...
This paper studies the experience of Europe\u27s three most liberalised railways - Sweden, Germany a...
This paper studies the experience of Europe’s three most liberalised railways - Sweden, Germany and ...
This issue of Network Industries Quarterly will look at different issues of rail regulation with exa...