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Our Aims:<br />
<strong>German</strong> <strong>Aviation</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Society</strong> e.V.<br />
An International Network for <strong>Research</strong> in <strong>Aviation</strong><br />
to be a platform for theoreticians and practitioners who work on aviation topics<br />
to act as a discussion forum for everyone involved in aviation<br />
to promote the dialog between theory, practice and politics<br />
to support academic works in the field of aviation<br />
Who we are and what we do:<br />
G.A.R.S. originated from an informal network of <strong>German</strong> academics conducting<br />
research on aviation economics. Today members come from all over the world and<br />
comprise academics as well as those directly involved in the industry.<br />
We organize conferences and workshops on aviation topics, e g: Predatory Behaviour<br />
in <strong>Aviation</strong>, The Future of Hubs, The Regulation of Airports, Slot Allocation, Airport<br />
Competition, Airport Benchmarking, Liberalization of Air Transport (details below).<br />
We publish books on aviation topics (in co-operation with Ashgate Publishing).<br />
We support students and junior researchers, with special workshops to give them<br />
opportunities to present work and discuss it with established aviation economists.<br />
Membership: Who can benefit from G.A.R.S. and what is gained:<br />
Airlines, Airports, Air Transport Policy Makers and Regulators, Academics, Students<br />
A forum to identify and discuss upcoming trends in the world air transport industry<br />
on the basis of newest research and business experiences, and participation at<br />
G.A.R.S. events at no extra charge, and opportunity to suggest themes for upcoming<br />
G.A.R.S. events<br />
25 % Discount on Ashgate Publications (see www.ashgate.com)<br />
For more information: please see Contacts (overleaf p.2)<br />
Workshops for more details and updates see Website: www.garsonline.de<br />
Upcoming Event<br />
Liberalisation and Regulation in Air Transport 10 th /11 th November 2006, London<br />
A Selection of Previous Events (see also page 2. overleaf)<br />
Benchmarking of Airports 6 th /7 th October 2006, Berlin, part of the “5 th Conference on Applied<br />
Infrastructure <strong>Research</strong>” Berlin 6-7 October 2006<br />
Junior <strong>Research</strong>ers’ Workshop 29 th /30 th June 2006, Amsterdam (Schiphol Airport)<br />
EU Liberalization of Air Transport - Experience and the Next Steps Forward 1 st July 2006,<br />
Amsterdam (Hogeschool van Amsterdam)<br />
Benchmarking and Airport Competition Workshop, November 2005, Vienna Airport
EU Liberalization of Air Transport - Experience and the Next Steps Forward<br />
November 2005, <strong>German</strong> Aerospace Center (DLR), Cologne<br />
P.T.O. p.2 →<br />
<strong>Research</strong> in <strong>Aviation</strong> (SiB-Congress) Workshop, June 2005, University of Applied Sciences,<br />
Bremen<br />
Slots and Airport Competition – Two Challenges in One Workshop<br />
February 2005, Hamburg Airport Conference Center<br />
Slots, Airport Competition and Benchmarking of Airports Workshop,<br />
November 2004, University of Applied Sciences, Bremen<br />
How to Make Slot Markets Work 2nd Seminar, April 2004, Berlin University of Technology<br />
Congestion and Competition - Major Problems of the Airport Industry Workshop,<br />
February 2004, Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWA)<br />
The Role of Competition in the Future Airport Industry Seminar, Nov 2003,<br />
Handelshochschule Leipzig<br />
How to Make Slot Markets Work Seminar, November 2003, University of Applied Sciences,<br />
Bremen<br />
Will the Hubs Become Unbroken? Seminar, May 2003, Berlin School of Economics (FHW)<br />
Predatory Behaviour in <strong>Aviation</strong> Workshop, February 2003, Hamburg Institute for Economic<br />
<strong>Research</strong><br />
Predatory Pricing (inaugural) Seminar, January 2002, Tempelhof Airport, Berlin<br />
Book Publications<br />
The Economic Regulation of Airports:<br />
Recent Developments in Australasia, North America and Europe<br />
Edited by Peter Forsyth, David Gillen, Andreas Knorr, Otto G. Mayer,<br />
Hans-Martin Niemeier, David Starkie<br />
Ashgate July 2004 260 pages Hardback 0 7546 3816 2<br />
Competition versus Predation in <strong>Aviation</strong> Markets:<br />
Experience in North America, Europe and Australia<br />
Edited by: Peter Forsyth, David W. Gillen, Otto G. Mayer, Hans-Martin Niemeier<br />
Ashgate 2005 June 2005 374 pages Hardback 0 7546 4195 3<br />
How to Make Slot Markets Work (in preparation)<br />
Contacts<br />
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Müller Berlin School of Economics<br />
Phone:+49 (0)30 857 89 145 jmueller@fhw-berlin.de<br />
Prof. Dr. H.-M. Niemeier University of Applied Sciences, Bremen<br />
Phone: +49 (0)40 811 9377 HM.Niemeier@t-online.de<br />
Dipl.-Kfm. Wolfgang Grimme DLR (<strong>German</strong> Aerospace Center), Köln. Webmaster<br />
Phone: +49-(0)2203 601 2459 Wolfgang.Grimme@dlr.de
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