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Paper
Published: 2026
Journal/Book: Transport Reviews
Summary:
This paper reviews which actors recent urban freight scholarship recognises as stakeholders and how it represents their roles and interactions in relation to environmental and procedural justice. We conducted a systematic literature review of 54 studies using a deductive–iterative coding approach. We identified 19 stakeholders and organised them into five overarching categories: government, private sector, general public, academia, and labour & civil society.
This paper reviews which actors recent urban freight scholarship recognises as stakeholders and how it represents their roles and interactions in relation to environmental and procedural justice. We conducted a systematic literature review of 54 studies using a deductive–iterative coding approach. We identified 19 stakeholders and organised them into five overarching categories: government, private sector, general public, academia, and labour & civil society.
Paper
Published: 2025
Summary:
Populations of color (POC) are disproportionately exposed to delivery-related traffic despite ordering fewer packages than White populations. This study uses structural equation modeling (SEM) to examine which urban form and socio-economic factors contribute to these racial disparities in 39 U.S. metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs). Of particular interest is “logistics sprawl,” which has lengthened distances between freight supply and demand.
Populations of color (POC) are disproportionately exposed to delivery-related traffic despite ordering fewer packages than White populations. This study uses structural equation modeling (SEM) to examine which urban form and socio-economic factors contribute to these racial disparities in 39 U.S. metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs). Of particular interest is “logistics sprawl,” which has lengthened distances between freight supply and demand.