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Green liner shipping network design

August 7th, 2017071

Cruise lines searching for legitimacy: Stakeholder relationship management and CSR reporting

August 1st, 2017

Competitive advantages in integrated port clusters: the Antwerp seaport

July 24th, 2017

Resilience in seaports

July 11th, 2017

PortEconomics members study on cruise terminals wins best paper award at IAME2017

July 5th, 2017

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Green liner shipping network design

Cruise lines searching for legitimacy: Stakeholder relationship management and CSR reporting

Conversation between two maritime economists: the future of ports & maritime shipping

PortGraphic | Upscale or die: from 20 to a handful of global container carriers

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Cruise lines searching for legitimacy: Stakeholder relationship management and CSR reporting

August 1st, 2017068 The rapid growth of the cruise industry since the beginning of the ‘90 has stimulated the ongoing debate on its positive and negative impacts at economic, social and environmental level. Under multiple stakeholder pressure, leading international cruise companies have re-shape their communication strategies by fostering their Corporate...

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“Slow port studies” - on the future of maritime economics

July 31st, 20170414 Celebrating 25 years since the establishment of the Association, the International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME) Annual Conference organised a special opening session to discuss the future of maritime and port economics. PortEconomics co-director Thanos Pallis presented a call for a more measured pace port studies...

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PortGraphic | Top EU container port regions (2007-2016): the rise of South Europe

July 31st, 20170801 By Theo Notteboom Total container throughput in the EU increased by 13.9% between pre-crisis year 2007 and 2016. Rotterdam is the largest container port in Europe (12.38 million TEU in 2016) followed by Antwerp (10.04 million TEU) and Hamburg (8.91 million TEU). When grouping seaports together in multiple-port regions we get a...

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PortEconomics members study on cruise terminals wins best paper award at IAME2017

July 5th, 20170221 PortEconomics members Thanos Pallis, Francesco Parola, Giovanni Satta, and Theo Notteboom study on private entry and emerging partnerships in cruise terminals operations in cruise ports in the Mediterranean and its adjoining seas has won the Maritime Economics and Logistics (MEL) Best paper award at the Annual Conference of the...

Cruise lines searching for legitimacy: Stakeholder relationship management and CSR reporting

PortEconomics members study on cruise terminals wins best paper award at IAME2017

Environmental policies and practices in cruise ports

Cruise ports & economies of scale in cruise shipping: the Med

A multi-port cruise region: dynamics and hierarchies in the Med

Improving cruise port infrastructure in the Med

Cruise ports: the most popular 2016

Unveiling the critical elements for attracting homeport traffic

Cruise ports expand activities caring about performance, economic impact and users satisfaction

GREPORT 2016: Report on Greek ports available in English

The Analyst: cruising for better port pricing

PortGraphic: measuring and sharing cruise port users' perspectives in the Med

Cruise ports and sustainability: contemporary issues

Mediterranean cruise ports: traffic growth continues

PortGraphic: big vessels are not, yet, calling Black Sea ports

Green liner shipping network design

Cruise lines searching for legitimacy: Stakeholder relationship management and CSR reporting

Conversation between two maritime economists: the future of ports & maritime shipping

PortGraphic | Upscale or die: from 20 to a handful of global container carriers