| Author(s) |
Aurore Laget-Annamayer Eric BROUSSEAU |
| Publication type | Synthesis |
Event in French.
Organised by the Dauphine Law Research Centre (CR2D) under the leadership of Aurore Laget-Annamayer, Professor of Public Law at Paris Dauphine University – PSL, and the Chair in Governance and Regulation.
The opening up of freely organised rail services to competition is reshaping the debate on how high-speed rail lines contribute to regional development.
In a competitive environment, how should we conceive of the role of high-speed rail in connecting regions beyond just the most profitable routes? What balance should be struck between market forces, regulation and regional cohesion objectives?
