A systemic approach to the transformation of swiss railway stations: Mind the gap between the local, short-term and national, long-term worldviews
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Multimodal transportation hubs (MMTHs); Integration of transportation modes; Problem structuring; Soft systems methodology (SSM); Sustainable transport; Switzerland;All these keywords.
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