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April 16th, 2021

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Port system evolution in Ecuador: migration, location splitting or specialisation?

Determinants of sustainability reporting in the present institutional context: the case of port managing bodies

Drivers for migration of an intermodal network hub from a port to an inland terminal

An energy consumption approach to estimate air emission reductions in container shipping

An analysis of the CSR portfolio of cruise shipping lines
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Future scenarios for maritime transport in Europe

Comparing onsite and offsite rail access for dry port developments: a benchmark study in China

GREPORT 2020: all about Greek ports

Liner shipping, containerisation and mega carriers: structural changes for industry operators

The correlation between the behaviour of ports and freight rates in Latin America and the Caribbean during the COVID19 pandemic
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PhD Opportunity: Maritime Economics-Emission control areas & French Med Ports

Resilience & adaptability of shipping, ports & supply chains to internal & external shocks

Lloyd’s maritime academy certificate in port economics by P. de Langen

PortEconomics members leading role in the International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME) reconfirmed

New book: towards a better port industry
Viewpoints

The Analyst: further steps needed for new merger

Port clusters' social licence to operate

The Analyst: a strategic plan, it may tick all the boxes but is it radical enough?

Academic perspectives on the feasibility of mega container ships

The Analyst: e-commerce, service differentiation and port operations
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