Review and critical analysis of multi-cultural crowd behaviour in case of emergency

Literature review on cultural differences and commonalities in crowd behaviour in case of emergency in different countries and in different transport modes. Four main branches of analysis will be considered and integrated: researches on cultural and demographic, researches on psycho-social crowd behaviour, comparative study of past incidents and disasters in transport hubs and urban environment analysing how cultural aspects affected the emergency management, actual and best practices for emergency prevention and management in the transport sector providing a cross-cultural comparative study on standard procedures and protocols in different geographic areas.