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ITEA Annual Conference and School on Transportation Economics, 13-17 June 2022

NEW!

The 2022 edition of the ITEA Annual Conference and School on Transportation Economics will be held IN-PERSON in Toulouse (France). It will be co-organized by École Nationale de l’Aviation Civile (ENAC) and Toulouse Business School (TBS).

The School will take place next June 13-15.

The Conference will take place next June 15-17.

Professor Bruno Jullien (Toulouse School of Economics) will be our keynote speaker.

Please, see https://itea2022.recherche.enac.fr/ for further information.

At the School and Conference venue, the Local Organizing Committee will ensure compliance with all the existent sanitary protocols (determined by the French government).

  • Hydroalcoholic gel will be provided.
  • Regular cleaning and ventilation of all rooms is ensured.
  • Face masks are currently not compulsory in France. However, the Local Organizing Committee recommends and encourages participants to wear them.
  • Measures will be adapted if needed to comply with the standing sanitary protocols determined by the French government at the moment of the School and Conference.
  • Official information on the rules to enter and exit France (in terms of vaccination and tests) is available here: https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/coming-to-france/coming-to-france-your-covid-19-questions-answered/

ITEA President Sergio Jara-Diaz.

ITEA President’s Message

It was ten years ago today that the International Transport Economics Association ITEA was formally created and registered as a society. Since its inception ITEA has contributed indeed to establish in a prominent place the economics of volitional flows in time and space. The annual conference and school, and our Journal, Economics of Transportation, have become references in the area. And this has been done with no concessions, simultaneously keeping rigor and good will, making constructive criticism, casual interaction, equations, data, models, music, answers to referees and conversations between students and teachers, coexist in a very fluid manner. This tenth years’ anniversary is the right time to acknowledge the contributions of all members in the community to make all this happen, be it as authors, conference presenters, reviewers, session chairs, and other forms of active participation.

ITEA has grown with empathy and intellectual strength. So there are many reasons to be proud of what the society has achieved so far, but this should be no cause to be self-indulgent but to continue the never ending task of contributing to knowledge, voicing our doubts, and disseminating ideas.

We have reasons to be optimistic in the middle of the complex situation the world is facing. As all of you know by now, the forthcoming school and conference is being organized in a virtual mode by our colleagues in Rome, headed by Chairwoman Tiziana D’alfonso, where a large number of papers has been received. This work presents new challenges as, for example, the need to account for the different time zones while organizing the sessions, the new role of session stewards, managing tools to facilitate interaction among attendants, making sure that technology is running as expected, designing how to intervene in case of “logistic” problems, and so on. This has required joint work between the Organizing Committee, and the Scientific and School Committees, chaired by Ricardo Flores-Fillol and Jos van Ommeren, respectively. Not a simple task but one that is being done with great responsibility.

The present health situation has created many very short-run problems that, paradoxically, will impact long-run research in the Economics of Transportation. The need to keep a reasonable distance between persons has made the issue of crowding in vehicles and housing density re-emerge with new strength. Virtual communication has reinforced the distinction between activities that can be made remotely and those that require physical presence, impacting on work and leisure activities. Thinking about these and other transport related dimensions with wisdom and a long-run perspective is indeed necessary.

So this message is to invite you to renew your commitment with ITEA as a place for illustrated interaction within the fascinating world of movements in time and space. You can do this by registering to the forthcoming Rome conference (and School), by submitting your contributions to Economics of Transportation, and by preparing your participation in the next conference in Beijing during 2022, which will take place in whatever format is feasible.

The tenth years’ birthday of ITEA is a good opportunity to welcome the new generations of transport economists, whom we would love to meet in person as soon as we can, and we hope that despite their virtual entry they will soon feel at home. It is also the right moment to thank the devoted work of my predecessors as Presidents of the Association: Kenneth Small, Robin Lindsey, Jan Brueckner, and Marc Ivaldi. They have been the real architects of this community.

Regards to all,
Sergio Jara-Diaz
President of ITEA

May 10, 2021

Toulouse 2022

Toulouse 2022

The ITEA Annual Conference and ITEA Annual School on Transportation Economics in 2022 will be co-organized by Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile (ENAC) and Toulouse Business School (TBS) in Toulouse (France).

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Journal

Economics of Transportation is an official journal of ITEA. The journal is for scholarly papers in transportation economics. Published by Elsevier starting in 2012, its founding co-editors are L.J. Basso and P. Gagnepain.

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Call for Venue 2023

Call for Venue 2023

ITEA invites proposals from local organizers to host its 2023 annual conference and school. Natural candidates are universities, research institutions, or other organizations in the field.

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ITEA Annual Conference and School

The aim of the annual ITEA Conference is to promote scientific excellence in the field of transport economics and to provide a forum for scientific exchange. Research presented at the Conference covers both theory and empirical work, it includes all transport modes, and it allows a wide range of research methodologies. Specific topics of interest include, but are not limited to, transport pricing and investment, competition policy, transport decisions under uncertainty, agglomeration effects, valuation of intangibles, privatization, the economics of new transport technologies, the political economy of transport decisions, etc.

The aim of the annual ITEA School is to provide young researchers a high quality introduction to academic research on transport economics, including many recent advances in the field. The School’s program consists of a series of lectures and tutorials; all faculty members are among the most prominent researchers in transport economics.

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