Business, politics and sport/Chain reactions

Stephen Hodge will talk about his work based on cycling in Australia, and its relationship with business and politics. He plans to talk about the politics of 'productivity', and look at how cycling in its current context is increasing population's physical activity (health prevention objective of productivity, healthier workforces etc), and being a transport mode and potential congestion reliever (productivity benefit). Stephen's work intersects with the business world, federal political lobbying and sport administration.

Stephen Hodge speaking to BPS2011 participants

Readings

• About The Amy Gillet Foundation. Working to realise safe bicycling in Australia
• Cycling Promotion Fund. Industry Update - April 2011
• Cycling Promotion Fund. What We Do

Recordings

• Audio recording of Stephen Hodge's talk

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