Edited by Joseph S. Szyliowicz, University of Denver, US, Luca Zamparini, University of Salento, Italy, Genserik L.L. Reniers, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands and Dawna L. Rhoades, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Florida, US

'With all the excitement in the field of transport surrounding issues like electric propulsion, shared mobility and self-driving vehicles, the way forward to sustainable transport still depends on our ability to integrate the various modes of transport into one efficient and secure transport system. This book and the four expert editors are the much needed voice of advocacy for this, almost forgotten, subject. The book is an important education tool for understanding multimodality and for thinking 'multimodal'.--Moshe Givoni, Tel Aviv University, Israel'Transport - of both people and goods - is a necessary condition for an open and interconnected world. The achievement of efficient transport systems calls for interlinked transport modes that are smart and effective, based on a systemic perspective. To avoid fragile transport operations, transport systems need to be robust with a high level of security, so that transport vulnerability can be avoided, especially in intermodal transport connections. This is a timely publication on a worldwide concern in the modern transport field, highlighting the importance of secure intermodal transport systems. It offers both conceptual and applied research perspectives on currently prevailing issues and challenges in this field, supported by various relevant case studies. The topics addressed are of critical importance for both the research community and transport operators, as well as for policy making agencies.'--Peter Nijkamp, VU University, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

• Contents:1. IntroductionGenserik L.L. Renier, Dawna L. Rhoades, Joseph S. Szyliowicz and Luca ZampariniPART I MULTIMODAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: THEMES AND FRAMEWORKS2. Challenges for Multimodal Freight TransportGerrit Nieuwenhuis3. Economic Issues in Multimodal Freight Transport SecurityLuca Zamparini4. Assessing Vulnerability in Multimodal Supply ChainsJiry Vilko , Lauri Lättilä and Jukka Hallikas 5. Multimodal Transport InsurancesEric Depré, Genserik L.L. Reniers and Luca ZampariniPART II MULTIMODAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: POLICY APPLICATIONS6. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in the United StatesBrent Shapiro 7. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in ItalyLuca Talarico and Luca Zamparini 8. Security Improvement Potential of Rail Baltica InvestmentOlli-Pekka Hilmola 9. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in KenyaEvaristus Irandu 10. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in ChinaChunyan Yu and Yihong Ru 11. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in BrazilMichael J. Williams PART III MULTIMODAL PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: THEMES AND FRAMEWORKS12. Challenges for Multimodal Passenger TransportMonika Bak and Jan Burnewicz 13. Economic and Policy Issues in Multimodal Passenger Transport SecurityLuca Zamparini PART IV MULTIMODAL PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: POLICY APPLICATIONS14. Multi-Modal Passenger Transportation Security in the United StatesJoseph S.S. Szyliowicz 15. Dutch Security Risk Analysis for Multimodal TransportCoen Van Gulijk, Megan Anderson and Genserik L.L. Reniers 16. Multimodal Passenger Transportation Security in IsraelYair Wiseman and Yahel Giat17. Multimodal Passenger Transportation Security in Indian CitiesJay B. Kshirsagar and Pawan Kumar 18. Multimodal Passenger Transportation Security in BrazilDawna L. Rhoades 19. ConclusionsGenserik L.L. Renier, Dawna L. Rhoades, Joseph S. Szyliowicz and Luca ZampariniIndex

Edited by Joseph S. Szyliowicz, University of Denver, US, Luca Zamparini, University of Salento, Italy, Genserik L.L. Reniers, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands and Dawna L. Rhoades, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Florida, US

'With all the excitement in the field of transport surrounding issues like electric propulsion, shared mobility and self-driving vehicles, the way forward to sustainable transport still depends on our ability to integrate the various modes of transport into one efficient and secure transport system. This book and the four expert editors are the much needed voice of advocacy for this, almost forgotten, subject. The book is an important education tool for understanding multimodality and for thinking 'multimodal'.--Moshe Givoni, Tel Aviv University, Israel'Transport - of both people and goods - is a necessary condition for an open and interconnected world. The achievement of efficient transport systems calls for interlinked transport modes that are smart and effective, based on a systemic perspective. To avoid fragile transport operations, transport systems need to be robust with a high level of security, so that transport vulnerability can be avoided, especially in intermodal transport connections. This is a timely publication on a worldwide concern in the modern transport field, highlighting the importance of secure intermodal transport systems. It offers both conceptual and applied research perspectives on currently prevailing issues and challenges in this field, supported by various relevant case studies. The topics addressed are of critical importance for both the research community and transport operators, as well as for policy making agencies.'--Peter Nijkamp, VU University, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

• Contents:1. IntroductionGenserik L.L. Renier, Dawna L. Rhoades, Joseph S. Szyliowicz and Luca ZampariniPART I MULTIMODAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: THEMES AND FRAMEWORKS2. Challenges for Multimodal Freight TransportGerrit Nieuwenhuis3. Economic Issues in Multimodal Freight Transport SecurityLuca Zamparini4. Assessing Vulnerability in Multimodal Supply ChainsJiry Vilko , Lauri Lättilä and Jukka Hallikas 5. Multimodal Transport InsurancesEric Depré, Genserik L.L. Reniers and Luca ZampariniPART II MULTIMODAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: POLICY APPLICATIONS6. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in the United StatesBrent Shapiro 7. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in ItalyLuca Talarico and Luca Zamparini 8. Security Improvement Potential of Rail Baltica InvestmentOlli-Pekka Hilmola 9. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in KenyaEvaristus Irandu 10. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in ChinaChunyan Yu and Yihong Ru 11. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in BrazilMichael J. Williams PART III MULTIMODAL PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: THEMES AND FRAMEWORKS12. Challenges for Multimodal Passenger TransportMonika Bak and Jan Burnewicz 13. Economic and Policy Issues in Multimodal Passenger Transport SecurityLuca Zamparini PART IV MULTIMODAL PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: POLICY APPLICATIONS14. Multi-Modal Passenger Transportation Security in the United StatesJoseph S.S. Szyliowicz 15. Dutch Security Risk Analysis for Multimodal TransportCoen Van Gulijk, Megan Anderson and Genserik L.L. Reniers 16. Multimodal Passenger Transportation Security in IsraelYair Wiseman and Yahel Giat17. Multimodal Passenger Transportation Security in Indian CitiesJay B. Kshirsagar and Pawan Kumar 18. Multimodal Passenger Transportation Security in BrazilDawna L. Rhoades 19. ConclusionsGenserik L.L. Renier, Dawna L. Rhoades, Joseph S. Szyliowicz and Luca ZampariniIndex

Edited by Joseph S. Szyliowicz, University of Denver, US, Luca Zamparini, University of Salento, Italy, Genserik L.L. Reniers, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands and Dawna L. Rhoades, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Florida, US

'With all the excitement in the field of transport surrounding issues like electric propulsion, shared mobility and self-driving vehicles, the way forward to sustainable transport still depends on our ability to integrate the various modes of transport into one efficient and secure transport system. This book and the four expert editors are the much needed voice of advocacy for this, almost forgotten, subject. The book is an important education tool for understanding multimodality and for thinking 'multimodal'.--Moshe Givoni, Tel Aviv University, Israel'Transport - of both people and goods - is a necessary condition for an open and interconnected world. The achievement of efficient transport systems calls for interlinked transport modes that are smart and effective, based on a systemic perspective. To avoid fragile transport operations, transport systems need to be robust with a high level of security, so that transport vulnerability can be avoided, especially in intermodal transport connections. This is a timely publication on a worldwide concern in the modern transport field, highlighting the importance of secure intermodal transport systems. It offers both conceptual and applied research perspectives on currently prevailing issues and challenges in this field, supported by various relevant case studies. The topics addressed are of critical importance for both the research community and transport operators, as well as for policy making agencies.'--Peter Nijkamp, VU University, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

• Contents:1. IntroductionGenserik L.L. Renier, Dawna L. Rhoades, Joseph S. Szyliowicz and Luca ZampariniPART I MULTIMODAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: THEMES AND FRAMEWORKS2. Challenges for Multimodal Freight TransportGerrit Nieuwenhuis3. Economic Issues in Multimodal Freight Transport SecurityLuca Zamparini4. Assessing Vulnerability in Multimodal Supply ChainsJiry Vilko , Lauri Lättilä and Jukka Hallikas 5. Multimodal Transport InsurancesEric Depré, Genserik L.L. Reniers and Luca ZampariniPART II MULTIMODAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: POLICY APPLICATIONS6. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in the United StatesBrent Shapiro 7. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in ItalyLuca Talarico and Luca Zamparini 8. Security Improvement Potential of Rail Baltica InvestmentOlli-Pekka Hilmola 9. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in KenyaEvaristus Irandu 10. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in ChinaChunyan Yu and Yihong Ru 11. Multimodal Freight Transportation Security in BrazilMichael J. Williams PART III MULTIMODAL PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: THEMES AND FRAMEWORKS12. Challenges for Multimodal Passenger TransportMonika Bak and Jan Burnewicz 13. Economic and Policy Issues in Multimodal Passenger Transport SecurityLuca Zamparini PART IV MULTIMODAL PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION SECURITY: POLICY APPLICATIONS14. Multi-Modal Passenger Transportation Security in the United StatesJoseph S.S. Szyliowicz 15. Dutch Security Risk Analysis for Multimodal TransportCoen Van Gulijk, Megan Anderson and Genserik L.L. Reniers 16. Multimodal Passenger Transportation Security in IsraelYair Wiseman and Yahel Giat17. Multimodal Passenger Transportation Security in Indian CitiesJay B. Kshirsagar and Pawan Kumar 18. Multimodal Passenger Transportation Security in BrazilDawna L. Rhoades 19. ConclusionsGenserik L.L. Renier, Dawna L. Rhoades, Joseph S. Szyliowicz and Luca ZampariniIndex