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Social license to operate: Factors determining social acceptance among local port community stakeholders

A new conception of port governance under climate change

Port Governance and the Implications of Institutional Fragmentation: Lessons from Colombia

Renewable energy options for seaport cargo terminals with application to mega port Singapore

A Metric of Global Maritime Supply Chain Disruptions: The Global Supply Chain Stress Index (GSCSI)
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PortGraphic: Top 15 container ports in the EU in H1 2024

The socioeconomic impact of cruise activities: Heraklion, Greece

Exploring the EU container port sector in 2023

Berth allocation in cruise ports: ports and cruise lines need to work together

PortGraphic: traffic evolution at top-4 container ports in Northern Europe
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Accessibility or connectivity: why is it correct to say that in the Caribbean the main logistics problem is connectivity?

Cruise Port-City Compass

Webinar: short sea shipping services in the southern Caribbean region

Call for Papers: Special Issue on "The impact of geopolitical turmoil on global shipping and trade"

Conversation: rethinking port economics
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What is happening in 2024 in the container ports of the Americas?

Investment in European ports, challenges and opportunities from a circular economy perspective

A case for ‘energy management services’ by the port development company?

The Analyst: Sustainable port-industrial ‘islands’?

Port-cities, ports and cruise: Enhancing a mutually beneficial symbiosis
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