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PortEconomics shapes ESPO 2012 Conference discussions on port finance & investments

PortEconomics shapes ESPO 2012 Conference discussions on port finance & investments

The European Sea Port Organisation (ESPO) held the 9th edition of its annual Conference in Sopot, the Polish seaside town located in between the ...

Classics in Port Policy and Management

Classics in Port Policy and Management

Classics in Port Policy and Management, is a journey of discovery of the evolution of port studies in the 20th century. PortEconomics co-director...

Break bulk in seaports

Break bulk in seaports

PortEconomics co-director Theo Notteboom in collaboration with Indra Vonck (from ITMMA, University of Antwerp) authored an economic stu...

Liner service networks in container shipping revisited

Liner service networks in container shipping revisited

What is the the relative position of ports in the modern global liner service networks? PortEconomics associate member César Ducruet and&nbs...

Land productivity of seaport terminals

Land productivity of seaport terminals

When considering terminal performance attention is mostly directed toward production factors such as labor, capital and technology within the confines...

  • PortEconomics shapes ESPO 2012 Conference discussions on port finance & investments

    Tuesday, 15 May 2012 14:24
  • Classics in Port Policy and Management

    Wednesday, 09 May 2012 16:14
  • Break bulk in seaports

    Monday, 23 April 2012 13:27
  • Liner service networks in container shipping revisited

    Sunday, 08 April 2012 21:05
  • Land productivity of seaport terminals

    Thursday, 29 March 2012 10:58
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PortEconomics is a web-based initiative aiming to advance knowledge exchange on seaport studies. Established by maritime economists affiliated to academic institutions in Belgium, Greece and the Netherlands. It provides freely accessible research, education, information, and network-building material on critical issues of port economics, management and policies. The main objectives of PortEconomics are: (a) to develop and promote resources for increased quality port studies; (b) to disseminate the activities and cutting-edge port research and analysis conducted by the group members and associates; and (c) to foster a knowledge exchange network of scholars, policy-makers, practitioners and students interested in port studies.

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