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Transport, as Colin Clark stated, has been the "maker and breaker of cities", leading to four successive crises in urban transportation, the last of which is now afflicting cities worldwide. The essence is the problem of dealing with the social costs or exponalities of the growth of private automobile traffic, particularly of a nonconventional (suburb-to-suburb) type. The author discusses various answers to this problem, including new technologies and systems of pricing. Finally he discusses the land-use implication.

The political philosopher E.A.Goerner cleared important ground in the philosophical study of Aquinas. In his 2 articles on Thomistic ethics, first published in Political Theory, he rejects Aquinas's traditional classification as a natural law theorist. Goerner identifies the presence of 2 ethical standards in Aquinas's thought, natural law and natural right. Includes a response by Goerner. (SJK)