Documents concerning workshops on Transportation held between 1981 and 1986, to support ESF Network activity on "Transport, Communications and Mobility", starting in 1986.
Correspondence about the book on Transportation edited by Peter Nijkamp and S. Reichman.
Working group on Transport Research, held in Paris, on 18-19 January 1982: minutes, agenda.
Preparatory meeting on a workshop on "The value of mobility in the industrial society of today", held in Berlin, on 21 November 1983: minutes, agenda, outlines for three workshops ("The regulation/de-regulation of European transport: legal, political, social and economic implications" by Fanara, Baldwin and Bauchet; "The usefulness of transport models for an integrated transport policy of the future" by Giorgio Leonardi, June 1982; "Mobility as a basic value for social life and human well-being?" by Eckhard Kutter).
First ESF Transportation workshop, Uppsala, 6-8 June 1984: statement by Professor Shalom Reichman, programme, background brief: "Mobility as a basic value of social life and human well-being in the changing industrial society", list of participants.
Second ESF Transportation workshop, held in Vienna, on 10-12 October 1984: "Transport and location in integrated spatial models. Some comments", by Roger L. Mackett; list of participants at the workshop, programme, document by Professor Leonardi.
Third ESF Transportation workshop, Zandvoort, 1-3 April 1985: list of participants; tentative proposal for a third ESF Workshop: "Transport planning in an era of change" by Peter Nijkamp; programme; paper by P. Bauchet "Does Europe need U.S. regulation in transportation?"; report of the third workshop in Zandvoort; "Research items in transport and mobility planning: some recommendations and suggestions for future work"; "Communication and spatial interaction in an area of advanced technology – with special emphasis on the goods transport", paper by Poul Ove Pedersen, March 1985; "Dynamics in transportation planning: an overview", paper by F. le Clercq; "Configurating change: reflections on transport policy processes", paper by David Starkie, April 1985; "Achievements, limitations and future perspectives in spatial interaction analysis: summary report on the second ESF transport workshop in Vienna", paper by Michael Wegener; "Planning for mobility: the wish and the reality", paper by P. H. Bly; "Travel demand or need for access as future determinants of transport policy-making", paper by Shalom Reichman and Ilan Salomon, February 1985; project proposal by Manfred Fischer; proposal for a Network by Peter Nijkamp: "Spatial and transportation developments in a changing society: prospects and planning issues".

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