Paul Barter

Dr Paul Barter is an Adjunct Professor in the LKY School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore (NUS) where he teaches on infrastructure policy, urban policy and transport policy. His published research has focused on various dimensions of the interactions between urban transport policy and urban policy more widely. Geographically the work has focused on eastern Asia with a particular focus on Malaysia and Singapore (including their cross-border transport).

His recent and current research focuses on innovation in transport demand management and the contested fundamental priorities of urban transport policy.

Education

• PhD Murdoch University (1994 — 1999)
• Masters University of Adelaide (1989 — 1992)
• Bachelor of Science University of Adelaide (1984 — 1987)

Companies

• Researcher, policy advisor and trainer Reinventing Transport (2012)
• Adjunct Associate Professor Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore (2012)
• Founder and co-manager Sustran discussion forum on urban transport in Asia (1996)
• Assistant Professor LKY School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore (2003 — 2012)
• Visiting Fellow Department of Geography, National University of Singapore (2000 — 2003)

Skills

• Sustainability
• Lecturing
• Sustainable Development

Other

Urban Design, Transportation Demand Management, Training, Parking, Urban Planning, Sustainable Transport, Transportation Planning, Urban, Public Transport