Posts tagged with "Thanos Pallis"

Measuring the missing link in port performance evaluation Containers

Measuring the missing link in port performance evaluation

Port performance measurement is continuously gaining ground in contemporary port management. Intense competition and the progressive metamorphosis of port authorities’ idiosyncrasies towards more commercialised and industrialised entities have been vital: ports, in their vast majority, are actively engaged in the complex supply chains...
“Slow port studies” - on the future of maritime economics Category

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

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...
Re-positioning Greece as a global maritime capital European Port Policy

Re-positioning Greece as a global maritime capital

The Greek shipping community remains confident about the role of Greece as maritime center in the coming years and believes that its enhancement would strengthen their business - in spite of the the growing attractiveness of competing maritime centers, PortEconomics members Thanos Pallis and George Vaggelas collaborated with...
Environmental policies and practices in cruise ports Category

Environmental policies and practices in cruise ports

With shipping accounting for approximately 20% of global discharges of wastes and residues at sea, reducing discharges of all kind of ship-generated waste and cargo residues into the sea is closely linked with the protection of the marine environment. Ports have a key role to play in order to achieve this goal. The development of...
Cruise ports & economies of scale in cruise shipping: the Med Category

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

By Thanos Pallis In 2016, cruise ports in the Med hosted efficiently and effectively over 13.000 cruise calls with the average number of pax/call exceeding for a second time in history 2.000 pax. At the turn of the century this average was standing at just 848 pax/call. In 2016, the total number of cruise passenger visits at cruise...
PortGraphic: Comparing trends in top-10 container ports - Europe vs USA Category

PortGraphic: Comparing trends in top-10 container ports - Europe vs USA

By Thanos Pallis and Theo Notteboom What happened in the major container ports in Europe and US in 2016? Have the trends been similar? What have been the long-term trends, i.e. when comparing last year’s volumes with those recorded the pre-crisis year 2007? While several indicators related to logistics performance,...
A multi-port cruise region: dynamics and hierarchies in the Med Cruise

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

The structures of the growth of the cruise port industry in the Mediterranean and its adjoining seas the last decade is the theme of a port study by Portecoomics co-director Thanos Pallis and Kleopatra Arapi. The scholars analyse passenger movements in cruise ports in the region, focusing on the trends observed and concludes on the...
A Greek prototype of port governance Category

A Greek prototype of port governance

Compared with the port governance models and reforms endorsed in other countries, port governance in Greece has developed in many respects in a very unique way. Greece has departed from the initial choice to attempt the application of generic port governance models developed at international level opting for governance patterns...
Page 13 of 22...1112131415...
© PortEconomics 2025. All rights reserved.
Produced by PortEconomics