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An analysis of vertical separation of railways

By: Kurosaki, Fumio.

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BookPublisher: Tokyo 2008; Yushodo Description: xviii, 311 p.ISBN: 9784841912289.Subject(s): MEXICO | UNITED STATES | IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) | JAPAN | AUSTRALIA | FRANCE | GERMANY | UNITED KINGDOM | SWEDEN | TUNISIA | INDONESIA | VIET NAM | INDIA | COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS | RAILWAY MANAGEMENT | RAILWAYS | RAILWAY TRANSPORT

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Submitted in accordance with the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, the University of Leeds, Institute for Transport Studies.

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