ELENA MAGGI

Full Professor in Applied Economics

Università Ca' Foscari Dipartimento di Economia

Italy

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Elena Maggi is a Full Professor in Applied Economics at Università degli Studi dell'Insubria Dipartimento di Economia, Italy. Her research areas include urban cycling tourism, public transport dynamics, and the sustainability of freight transport markets. She has contributed to various studies analyzing the interplay between transportation modes and urban mobility, as well as the socio-economic factors influencing these dynamics.

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Daniele Crotti

Assistant professor (Tenure track) in Applied Economics

University of Insubria

ITALY

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Evangelia Pantelaki

Senior Lecturer (acting)

University of the West of England

UNITED KINGDOM

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Andrea Vezzulli

Associate Professor

University of Insubria

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Spillover Effects Between Urban and Non‐Urban Cycling Tourism in Italy. What Is the Role of Public Transport?

Social Responsibility and Urban Consolidation Centres in Sustainable Freight Transport Markets

Who is online? A latent class analysis of internet activities and determinant characteristics of older people

Assessing the role of public transportation to foster city bike tourism. The case of Italy

Factors associated with crash severity on Bangladesh roadways: empirical evidence from Dhaka city

Cycling tourism in Italy: Multimodal transport behaviours in a latent class analysis

Proximity to public transportation and sustainable commuting to college. A case study of an Italian suburban campus

Reducing the carbon footprint in college mobility: The car commuters' perspective in an Italian case study

Urban Cycling Tourism. How Can Bikes and Public Transport Ride Together for Sustainability?

Financing African infrastructure: The role of China in African railways

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Daniele Crotti

Evangelia Pantelaki

Andrea Vezzulli

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