Preparing for the Future of Transportation Construction: Strategies for State Transportation Agencies

Kim, Amy A.; Sadatsafavi, Hessam; Anderson, Sonia R.; Bishop, Peter

doi:10.1061/(asce)me.1943-5479.0000494

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“…The use of scenario planning to examine the future in settings other than organisations is quite common without necessarily being explicitly recognised. Some examples include the future of sustainable tourism (Gössling and Scott, 2012), technology adoption (Hussain et al, 2017), healthcare (Cairns and Wright, 2018), Arctic futures (Arbo et al, 2012), the future of marketing (Moutinho et al, 2002), the future of transportation construction (Kim et al, 2017). Despite the fact that many disciplines are now using scenario planning as a research method, there has been limited emphasis on the scope of scenarios (in the sense of level and unit of analysis).…”

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Researching the future of purchasing and supply management: The purpose and potential of scenarios

Knight

Meehan

Tapinos

et al. 2020

Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management

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Researching the future of purchasing and supply management: The purpose and potential of scenarios

Knight

Meehan

Tapinos

et al. 2020

Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management

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“…Transportation governance is equal to managing transportation in terms of organized and interrelated activities that control interaction between the community, government, as well as the private sector to create optimal development goals [1,29]. Effective transportation management will affect sustainable growth with the help of the public and commercial sectors [30].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Transportation planning is required to create an efficient and effective system [31]. Transportation planning aims to achieve the goals, which can be done through establishing policies such as activity systems (land use), network systems (transportation), and movement systems (traffic) [1,3,30]. From the activity system, effective land use planning (location of figures, schools, markets, offices, etc.)…”

Section: Literature Review Transportation Governance and Good Governancementioning

confidence: 99%

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The Importance of Good Governance in the Government Organization

Karunia

Darmawansyah

Dewi

et al. 2023

HighTech. Innov. J.

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The intention of this research was to evaluate the influence of the implementation of good governance on the performance of one of the government organizations. The method used was a quantitative-descriptive with causality approach, which was then analyzed by PLS-SEM. The amount of the research sample was 303 of state civil apparatus at the Land Transportation Management Center throughout 38 provinces in Indonesia. The research findings explained that transparency has an impact on the increasing accountability and responsibility of government organizations but has no power to boost their performance. Accountability has an influence on increasing responsibility and the performance of an organization. Responsibility is also found to be effective in rebuilding the performance of government organizations. This research brings the latest issue to the surface. By linking all indicators of good governance factors, namely transparency-accountability, transparency-responsibility, and accountability-responsibility, which is rarely done in previous research that focused on the connection between good governance-performance. In addition to that, this research was also conducted at the Land Transportation Management Center throughout 38 provinces, so the level of accuracy would be high and had a huge impact on related government organizations in Indonesia. Doi: 10.28991/HIJ-2023-04-01-06 Full Text: PDF

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“…Scholars have underlined the importance of implementing PPP initiatives to create sustainable cities [11]. Kim et al [12] emphasized the critical significance of PPPs in ensuring the transportation sector's future sustainability; Fell et al discovered that PPPs are critical if cities are to advance in the direction of sustainable housing development [5,13]; Pero et al also point to the critical role of PPPs in achieving sustainability in the environmental field [14]. As previously said, scholars are emphasizing the application of PPP projects in various infrastructure and public service areas.…”

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The Role of Public–Private Partnerships in Local Government Debt Is a Potential Threat to Sustainable Cities: A Case from China

Sun

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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(1) Background: Public–private partnerships (PPPs) play an essential role in sustainable cities and are widely applied in the public environment, health, and transportation sectors. One of the main functions of PPP projects is to attract private capital to provide better public services and infrastructure. PPP projects require government investment, potentially threatening the debt of local governments. However, few scholars have shown attention to the relationship between PPP projects and local government debt. (2) Methods: Therefore, this study selects data from 36 cities in China from 2014 to 2018. Ordinary least squares (OLS), quantile regression, and placebo tests are used to investigate this claim. (3) Results: This study finds that PPP projects can affect local governments’ debt; based on this result, this study further proposes that the effect of PPP projects on local government debt has regional heterogeneity. Compared with eastern regions, PPPs in central and western areas of China have a noticeable impact on local government debt. This study also investigates the effect of different types of PPP projects on local government debt. In terms of the number of new additions, comprehensive urban development PPP projects have the largest effect on the exacerbation of government deb. In terms of the amount of new investment, environmental protection PPP projects have the greatest exacerbating effect on government debt. (4) Conclusion: These findings try to identify PPPs’ effect on local government debt. It is of potential reference for sustainable cities and helps to provide better transport, environmental, and health public services.

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Preparing for the Future of Transportation Construction: Strategies for State Transportation Agencies

Cited by 18 publications

References 22 publications

Researching the future of purchasing and supply management: The purpose and potential of scenarios

Researching the future of purchasing and supply management: The purpose and potential of scenarios

The Importance of Good Governance in the Government Organization

The Role of Public–Private Partnerships in Local Government Debt Is a Potential Threat to Sustainable Cities: A Case from China

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