Zdeněk Tomeš is Professor of Economic Policy and Head of Department of Economics at Masaryk University Brno, Czech Republic. His current research interests focus upon railway competition, transformation of railways in the post communistic countries, railway subsidies and economics of high speed rail. He has contributed to the Journal of Transport Geography, Research in Transportation Economics and Transport Policy.
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