Contents1 Introduction 1Carlos Oliveira Cruz and Joaquim Miranda SarmentoPART I PLANNING AND REGULATION2 Strategies for managing communities through the lifecycle of large-scale transport infrastructure 8Johan Ninan, Ashwin Mahalingam, and Stewart Clegg3 Regulation in the implementation of public-private partnerships 24Kenneth Button4 Analysis of value for money (VfM) using the Public Sector Comparator (PSC) in transport PPP projects 46Nakhon Kokkaew and Tanit Tongthong5 Rethinking the role of impacted and interested stakeholders: evidence from user-pay transport PPP projects 76Gabriel Castelblanco and Jose GuevaraPART II DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND MAINTENANCE6 Embedding resilience in infrastructure planning and design 95Ali Shoaei7 Revaluing maintenance and renewals in transport infrastructure: a UK perspective 113Paul Beckford, Carter B. Casady, and Peter Jones8 Asset management and decision-making in transport infrastructure projects: a MCDA model for maintenance and rehabilitation investments 130Vítor Faria e Sousa, Álvaro Costa, Carlos Silva, and Alexandra Oliveira9 An international comparison of cost deviations and overruns in public projects 152Francisco Pinheiro Catalão, Carlos Oliveira Cruz, and Joaquim Miranda SarmentoPART III FINANCING, FISCAL, AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE10 Governance of PPP infrastructure projects: a variable capital structure valuation approach 169João Monteiro Pinto, Mário Coutinho dos Santos, and Pedro Verga Matos11 Asset-based structured finance of infrastructure projects 186João Monteiro Pinto and Mário Coutinho dos Santos12 Analysis on the effects of economic shocks on economic and technical efficiency of transport firms 219Álvaro Costa, Carlos Oliveira Cruz, Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, and Vítor Faria e Sousa13 The fiscal cost of renegotiations of road public-private partnerships 236Francisco Pinheiro Catalão, Carlos Oliveira Cruz, and Joaquim Miranda Sarmento14 Conclusion 256Carlos Oliveira Cruz and Joaquim Miranda SarmentoIndex 259.