Giuliano Mingardo

Email address: mingardo@ese.eur.nl
Phone: +31(0)10 408 2427
Room: Woudestein, T-Building, Room T19-29
Space: Mandeville Building

Biography

Giuliano Mingardo PhD is a senior researcher specialised in parking policy and urban mobility.

The focus of Giuliano’s research is in understanding how people move in and around urban areas and how policy, spatial planning and the quality of the living environment can influence the mobility behavior of people.

Giuliano regularly advises (local) governments and companies on these issues.

Main research areas

Urban Mobility
Behavioral science applied to urban mobility
Parking policy and management
Shared mobility services and mobility hubs
Interaction between land use and mobility
Urban Logistics
Energy and Mobility Transitions

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Giuliano teaches and supervises students at bachelor and master level. He is a lecturer in the following courses:

Introduction to Urban and Transport Economics (ESE)
Behavioral Transport Economics (ESE)
Urban Transitions (MCD)
Research and Design Methods (MCD)

In addition, he regularly gives (guest) lectures in other courses both for academic and professional audiences.

Academic career

Giuliano has gained academic qualifications from Ca' Foscari University of Venice (MSc. in Economics), ��ֱ�� (Master’s degree in Urban Management) and Delft University of Technology (PhD in parking policy). 

The city as a walk-in closet - how urban trends influence personal use of space
This project focuses on an underexposed aspect of human activities in the city: stuff. Through literature research, interviews with experts and scenario analysis, the study explores possible developments and their consequences for the government and the market.
Status: Active project
Duration: 2023-2024
Project partners: Erasmus Trust Fund and ALLSAFE
DISCO - sustainable urban logistics
European project on implementation of zero-emission urban logistics, based on the Physical Internet concept. Erasmus UPT specifically focuses on the use of underused terminals at the city's periphery for sustainable last-mile logistics (DISCO-BAY).
Duration: 2023-2025
Project partners: Horizon Europe, CERTH, FIT, Ghent, Copenhagen, Thessaloniki, BUAS and others.
Zero Carbon Infrastructure project
ZCI will strengthen the role of 8 Public Authorities to accelerate the provision of zero carbon infrastructure by increasing their capacity and working with private and public stakeholders, and provide capacity-building support for others.
Status: Active
Duration: 2023 -2028
Project Partners: Interreg Europe and 8 partners from various EU memberstates

An overview of recent publications by Giuliano Mingardo.

Bornioli A, Vermeulen S and Mingardo G (2024), , Case Studies on Transport Policy 15 (2024) 101143.
Weustenenk AG and Mingardo G (2023),, Journal of Transport Geography 106 (2023) 103514
Vanheusden W, van Dalen J and Mingardo G (2022), , Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment 108 (2022) 103312.
Mingardo G, Vermeulen S and Bornioli A (2022), , Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice 157 (2022) 185-197
Bornioli A, Vermeulen S, van Haaren J, Valente R and Mingardo G (2022), , Sustainability 2022 14(3), 1157.
Friesen M and Mingardo G (2020), , Sustainability 2020 12(7), 2732.
Rudolph F, Black C, Glensor K, Hüging H, Lah O, McGeever J, Mingardo G, Parkhurst G, Plevnik A, Shergold I and Streng M (2015), , World Transport Policy and Practice (2015) 21(3), 54-64.
Mingardo G, van Wee B and Rye T (2015)  Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, Vol. 74, pp. 268-281.
Van Ommeren J, de Groote J and Mingardo G (2014) , Vol 45, pp 33-44
Mingardo G (2013) , Journal of Transport Geography, Vol. 30, pp 7-16.
Mingardo G and Meerkerk J (2012) , Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, Vol. 19, pp 195-201.
Carvalho L, Mingardo G and van Haaren J. (2012) , European Planning Studies, Vol. 20, Issue 3, pp. 375-396.
Mingardo, G. (2008) Cities and Innovative urban transport policies, Innovation: management, policy & practice, Vol. 10, Issue 2-3, 2008.

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