Phil Goodwin: Issue 596 11 May 2012
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Academic research, General transport / Mode, All of UK
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Phil Goodwin
Even the most important research findings – induced traffic, say, or the traffic forecasts that appeared to justify huge infrastructure programmes of the past – fizz and pop and get forgotten and buried. The great permanent institutions of state should have an institutional memory that makes up for short-term turnover of staff and fashions of policy attention, but in my experience this is often untrue. Good civil servants get promoted and re-assigned too often to develop a feel for...
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Your Comments:
1 Jun 2012
Your last paper should be interesting to read....