Jeffrey R. Brown
Assistant Professor, Master's Program Director
jrbrown3@fsu.edu
Education
B.A. (Geography) UCLA, 1996. M.A. (Urban Planning) UCLA, 1998. Ph.D. (Urban Planning) UCLA, 2003.
Interests
Professor Brown’s research explores the role that prejudices in professional practice have had on the development of less-than-optimal transportation systems. His interests include the early professionalization of transportation planning, the changing nature of street and highway planning in the United States, transportation finance, and the relevance of different service strategies for making public transit more successful in decentralized urban areas.
Selected Publications
Jeffrey
Brown and Gregory Thompson. 2007. "Examining the Influence of
Multidestination Service Orientation on Transit Service Productivity: A
Multivariate Analysis." Transportation (Forthcoming).
Jeffrey
Brown and Gregory Thompson. 2007. “Transit Ridership and Urban Decentralization:
Insights from
Thompson,
Gregory and Jeffrey Brown. 2006. “Explaining Variation in Transit Ridership
Change in
Brown,
Jeffrey. 2006. “From Traffic Regulation to
Brown,
Jeffrey. 2005. “A Tale of Two Visions: Harland Bartholomew, Robert Moses,
and the Development of the American Freeway.” Journal of Planning History 4
(1): 3-32.
Brown,
Jeffrey, Daniel Baldwin Hess, and Donald C. Shoup. 2003. “Fare-Free Public
Transit at Universities: An Evaluation.” Journal of Planning Education and
Research 23 (1): 69-82.