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June 1st, 2023

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Innovation ecosystems in ports: a comparative analysis of Rotterdam and Valencia

The strategy of the port development company: a business ecosystem perspective

Circular economy indicators for ports

Towards a prioritization of alternative energy sources for sustainable shipping

Operational productivity and financial performance: pure transhipment hubs vs gateway terminals
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Socio-economic impact of cruise on Thessaloniki

Latest IAPH World Ports Tracker: supply chain crunch over, ports invest in infrastructure, energy transition and sustainability

Top-15 container ports in the European Union in Q3, 2023

Geographic diversification of international terminal operators

Port integrity commitments and corruption risks in different shipping markets
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Call for Abstracts: International Academic Conference on Shipping, Sustainability & Solutions

Transitions: readiness and challenges in the shipping industry

PortEconomics members to analyze port strategy and performance in the new global scenario

Developing China’s ports, how the gateways to economic prosperity were revived

Appreciation: PortEconomics attracted 63.006 unique visitors in 2021
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Top-15 container ports in European Union in 2022

Port Connectivity; Piraeus in the global sea transport network

Deep uncertainty and decision-making in ports and shipping

The 2M breakup; (how) will it affect ports?

The future of alliances: impediments for liners involved
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