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| Paul A. Barter |
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Assistant Professor
Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy,
National University of Singapore
469C Bukit Timah Road
Singapore 259772
DID: (65) 6516 3324
Fax: (65) 6778 1020
Email:
Paul Barter — CV 
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- Urban transport policy, especially public transport policy and regulation, travel demand management (TDM), and bicycle policy.
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Dr Paul Barter is an Assistant Professor in the LKY School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore (NUS) where he teaches on infrastructure policy, urban policy and transport policy. His published research has focused on various dimensions of the interactions between urban transport policy and urban policy more widely. Geographically the work has focused on eastern Asia with a particular focus on Malaysia and Singapore (including their cross-border transport).
His recent and current research focuses on innovation in transport demand management and the contested fundamental priorities of urban transport policy. |
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- “Off-Street Parking Policy without Parking Requirements: a Need for Market Fostering and Regulation?” (forthcoming in Transport Reviews). Preprint.
- Barter, P. (2008). Public planning with business delivery of excellent urban public transport. Policy and Society, 27(2), 103–114. [Publisher website]
- Barter, Paul (2008) ‘Singapore’s Urban Transport: Sustainability by Design or Necessity?’ in Wong, Tai-Chee; Yuen, Belinda; Goldblum, Charles (Eds.) ‘Spatial Planning for a Sustainable Singapore’ Springer, Dordrecht, pp. 95-114. [Publisher website]
- Barter, P.A. (2006) Multiple dimensions in negotiating the cross-border transport links that connect and divide Singapore and Johor, Malaysia, Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 47 (2) (August), 287-303. [Publisher website]
- Barter, P.A. (2006) “‘Central’ Singapore Island, ‘Peripheral’ Mainland Johor: making the link”, in Baldacchino, G. (ed.) Bridging Islands: The Impact of Fixed Links (Charlottetown: Acorn Press).[Publisher website]
- Barter, P.A. (2005) A vehicle quota integrated with road usage pricing: a mechanism to ease the phase-out of high fixed vehicle taxes in Singapore, Transport Policy, 12 (6), 525-536. [Publisher website]
- Barter, P.A. (2004) Transport, Urban Structure and Lock-in in the Kuala Lumpur Metropolitan Area, International Development Planning Review, 26 (1), 1-24. [Publisher website]
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- ‘The Status of Bicycles in Singapore’, Report prepared June 2008 for the ‘Position paper on cycling in Asia’ project coordinated by the Interface for Cycling Expertise (I-CE) and the Transportation Research and Injury Prevention Program (TRIPP), IIT, Delhi under the aegis of the Bicycle Partnership Program of I-CE and the Sustainable Urban Mobility in Asia (SUMA) project led by Clean Air Initiative (CAI), Asia.
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- Barter, P. (2008) ‘Car Possession as Problematic for Urban Travel Markets’, in Meschik, M. and G. Sammer (eds.) ‘4th International Symposium on Travel Demand Management “Visions, Concepts and Experiences of Travel Demand Management”’, 16-18 July, Vienna-Semmering, Austria. pp. 41-50. [Paper as | Poster as ]
- Invited presentation ‘Taking Bicycle Seriously as Transport’ for the Tampines Town Hall Forum: Cycling the Way Forward? 8 June 2008 at the Tampines East Community Centre.
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- Barter, Paul A. (2009) ‘Earning a Public Space Dividend in the Streets’, Journeys (biannual publication of the LTA Academy, Singapore), Issue 2, May 2009, pp. 32-39.
- ‘Wanted - An Ambitious Vision for Public Transport’, Opinion Piece for Ethos Magazine (the magazine of the Civil Service College, Singapore), Issue 2 (April) 2007, pp. 50-57. [Publisher website]
- Barter, Paul (2006) Make not owning a car the smart choice, Opinion Piece for the Straits Times, 17 November 2006, p. 41.
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