Dr. Fabio Antonialli is a Professor and Pedagogical Director at PPA Business School Paris, leading the International Business and Supply Chain programs. He is also a researcher at École Centrale Lyon, attached to the LTDS Laboratory. Holding a Ph.D. in Management, his research focuses on business model innovation for autonomous vehicles and urban mobility via the ArtMED project. He teaches Economics, Business Model Innovation, Marketing, and Strategic Management. Dr. Sylvie Mira-Bonnardel is a Professor in Business Administration at École Centrale Lyon and Researcher at Magellan Laboratory Lyon 3 University (France). Her research mainly deals with innovation strategy linked with networking process leading to open innovation and entrepreneurial dynamics. She has addressed different mobility issues, developing an expertise on new forms of mobility, in particular robomobility.  With Dr. Fabio Antonialli and Dr. Daniele Attias, she co-edited "The Robomobility Revolution of Urban Public Transport: A Social Sciences Perspective" (Springer, 2021).

• Chapter 1: Introduction The Transforming Landscape of Urban Mobility.- Part 1 - Foundations and frameworks for flexible mobility: Chapter 2: Evolution and Trends of Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) and Autonomous Mobility on Demand (AMOD).- Chapter 3: European Public Policies Towards Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) and Automated Mobility on Demand (AMOD).- Chapter 4: Fleet Sizing Models for Demand-Responsive Transport: A Simplified Approach for Practical Implementation.- Chapter 5: MOBI: A Decision Support Tool for Assessing Demand Responsive Transit and Autonomous Mobility on Demand Services.- Chapter 6: Cybersecurity Issues of Autonomous Mobility on Demand: A Legal Perspective.- Part 2 – Implementation and case studies: Chapter 7: Innovations in Public Transport in Peri-Urban Areas: The Case of Brescia, Italy.- Chapter 8: Assessment of DRT Services in Peri-Urban Areas – The Case of Postojna, Slovenia.- Chapter 9: Investigating and Financing DRT and AMOD as a service for people with Physical Impairments: A Use-Case in Palaio Faliro, Greece.- Chapter 10: Demand Responsive Transport in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.- Chapter 11: Autonomous Mobility-on-Demand in China.- Chapter 12: On-Demand Mobility Transitions in the Global South.- Chapter 13: Conclusion.

Dr. Fabio Antonialli is a Professor and Pedagogical Director at PPA Business School Paris, leading the International Business and Supply Chain programs. He is also a researcher at École Centrale Lyon, attached to the LTDS Laboratory. Holding a Ph.D. in Management, his research focuses on business model innovation for autonomous vehicles and urban mobility via the ArtMED project. He teaches Economics, Business Model Innovation, Marketing, and Strategic Management. Dr. Sylvie Mira-Bonnardel is a Professor in Business Administration at École Centrale Lyon and Researcher at Magellan Laboratory Lyon 3 University (France). Her research mainly deals with innovation strategy linked with networking process leading to open innovation and entrepreneurial dynamics. She has addressed different mobility issues, developing an expertise on new forms of mobility, in particular robomobility.  With Dr. Fabio Antonialli and Dr. Daniele Attias, she co-edited "The Robomobility Revolution of Urban Public Transport: A Social Sciences Perspective" (Springer, 2021).

• Chapter 1: Introduction The Transforming Landscape of Urban Mobility.- Part 1 - Foundations and frameworks for flexible mobility: Chapter 2: Evolution and Trends of Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) and Autonomous Mobility on Demand (AMOD).- Chapter 3: European Public Policies Towards Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) and Automated Mobility on Demand (AMOD).- Chapter 4: Fleet Sizing Models for Demand-Responsive Transport: A Simplified Approach for Practical Implementation.- Chapter 5: MOBI: A Decision Support Tool for Assessing Demand Responsive Transit and Autonomous Mobility on Demand Services.- Chapter 6: Cybersecurity Issues of Autonomous Mobility on Demand: A Legal Perspective.- Part 2 – Implementation and case studies: Chapter 7: Innovations in Public Transport in Peri-Urban Areas: The Case of Brescia, Italy.- Chapter 8: Assessment of DRT Services in Peri-Urban Areas – The Case of Postojna, Slovenia.- Chapter 9: Investigating and Financing DRT and AMOD as a service for people with Physical Impairments: A Use-Case in Palaio Faliro, Greece.- Chapter 10: Demand Responsive Transport in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.- Chapter 11: Autonomous Mobility-on-Demand in China.- Chapter 12: On-Demand Mobility Transitions in the Global South.- Chapter 13: Conclusion.

Dr. Fabio Antonialli is a Professor and Pedagogical Director at PPA Business School Paris, leading the International Business and Supply Chain programs. He is also a researcher at École Centrale Lyon, attached to the LTDS Laboratory. Holding a Ph.D. in Management, his research focuses on business model innovation for autonomous vehicles and urban mobility via the ArtMED project. He teaches Economics, Business Model Innovation, Marketing, and Strategic Management. Dr. Sylvie Mira-Bonnardel is a Professor in Business Administration at École Centrale Lyon and Researcher at Magellan Laboratory Lyon 3 University (France). Her research mainly deals with innovation strategy linked with networking process leading to open innovation and entrepreneurial dynamics. She has addressed different mobility issues, developing an expertise on new forms of mobility, in particular robomobility.  With Dr. Fabio Antonialli and Dr. Daniele Attias, she co-edited "The Robomobility Revolution of Urban Public Transport: A Social Sciences Perspective" (Springer, 2021).

• Chapter 1: Introduction The Transforming Landscape of Urban Mobility.- Part 1 - Foundations and frameworks for flexible mobility: Chapter 2: Evolution and Trends of Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) and Autonomous Mobility on Demand (AMOD).- Chapter 3: European Public Policies Towards Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) and Automated Mobility on Demand (AMOD).- Chapter 4: Fleet Sizing Models for Demand-Responsive Transport: A Simplified Approach for Practical Implementation.- Chapter 5: MOBI: A Decision Support Tool for Assessing Demand Responsive Transit and Autonomous Mobility on Demand Services.- Chapter 6: Cybersecurity Issues of Autonomous Mobility on Demand: A Legal Perspective.- Part 2 – Implementation and case studies: Chapter 7: Innovations in Public Transport in Peri-Urban Areas: The Case of Brescia, Italy.- Chapter 8: Assessment of DRT Services in Peri-Urban Areas – The Case of Postojna, Slovenia.- Chapter 9: Investigating and Financing DRT and AMOD as a service for people with Physical Impairments: A Use-Case in Palaio Faliro, Greece.- Chapter 10: Demand Responsive Transport in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.- Chapter 11: Autonomous Mobility-on-Demand in China.- Chapter 12: On-Demand Mobility Transitions in the Global South.- Chapter 13: Conclusion.