Research in Transportation Economics

2001 - 2025

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Volume 21, issue 1, 2007

Chapter 1 The Greek Paradigm of Maritime Transport: A View from Within pp. 1-21

Athanasios Pallis

Chapter 2 A Fleet for the 21st Century: Modern Greek Shipping pp. 23-61

Helen A. Thanopoulou

Chapter 3 On Top of World Shipping: Greek Shipping Companies' Organization and Management pp. 63-93

Ioannis Theotokas

Chapter 4 The Competitive Advantage in the Greek Shipping Industry pp. 95-120

Ioannis N. Lagoudis and Ioannis Theotokas

Chapter 5 Employment Practices and Greek Shipping Competitiveness pp. 121-170

Ioannis Tsamourgelis

Chapter 6 Financing Greek Shipping: Modern Instruments, Methods and Markets pp. 171-219

Theodore Syriopoulos

Chapter 7 Greek Maritime Policy and the Discreet Role of Shipowners' Associations pp. 221-255

Alkis John Corres

Chapter 8 The Eternal Conundrum of Greek Coastal Shipping pp. 257-296

Maria B. Lekakou

Chapter 9 Demand Models for Greek Passenger Shipping pp. 297-322

Amalia Polydoropoulou and Nikolaos Litinas

Chapter 10 Coastal Shipping and Intermodality in Greece: The Weak Link pp. 323-342

Seraphim Kapros and Costas Panou

Chapter 11 Whither Port Strategy Theory and Practice in Conflict pp. 343-382

Athanasios Pallis

Chapter 12 Digital Shipping: The Greek Experience pp. 383-417

Nikitas Nikitakos and Maria A. Lambrou

Chapter 13 Greek Maritime Tourism: Evolution, Structures and Prospects pp. 419-455

Mihail N. Diakomihalis

Volume 20, issue 1, 2007

Introduction pp. 1-10

Scott M. Dennis and Wayne K. Talley

Evolution of Railroad Economics pp. 11-67

William G. Waters

A Hedonic Cost Function Approach to Estimating Railroad Costs pp. 69-95

John D. Bitzan and Wesley Wilson

Spatially Generated Transportation Demands pp. 97-118

Kenneth Train and Wesley Wilson

Rail Passenger Demand Forecasting: Cross-Sectional Models Revisited pp. 119-152

Mark Wardman, William Lythgoe and Gerard Whelan

Railroad Pricing and Revenue-to-Cost Margins in the Post-Staggers Era pp. 153-178

Marc Ivaldi and Gerard McCullough

Options for Restructuring the State-Owned Monopoly Railway pp. 179-198

Russell Pittman

Trespassing on the Railroad pp. 199-224

Ian Savage

Energy Use and Pollutant Emissions Impacts of Shortline Railroad Abandonment pp. 225-257

Michael W. Babcock and James L. Bunch

Earnings Differentials of Railroad Managers and Labor pp. 259-281

James Peoples and Wayne K. Talley

Volume 19, issue 1, 2007

Foreword pp. xi-xii

Kenneth Small

Chapter 1 Investment and the use of tax and toll revenues in the transport sector: The research agenda pp. 1-26

André de Palma, Charles Lindsey and Stef Proost

Chapter 2 Transport user charges and cost recovery pp. 29-57

André de Palma and Charles Lindsey

Chapter 3 Public finance aspects of transport charging and investments pp. 59-80

Stef Proost, Bruno De Borger and Pia Koskenoja

Chapter 4 The contracting of investment and operation, and the management of infrastructure funding bodies pp. 81-109

David Meunier and Emile Quinet

Chapter 5 Comparing alternative pricing and revenue use strategies with the MOLINO model pp. 111-131

André de Palma, Charles Lindsey, Stef Proost and Saskia Van der Loo

Chapter 6 The role of the case studies and the main policy questions addressed pp. 135-142

Heike Link

Chapter 7 Use of toll revenues and investment in Oslo pp. 143-160

Jon-Terje Bekken and Bård Norheim

Chapter 8 Cordon charges and the use of revenue: A case study of Edinburgh pp. 161-187

James Laird, Chris Nash and Simon Shepherd

Chapter 9 The swiss railway investment fund pp. 189-215

Laurent Cretegny, Urs Springer and Stefan Suter

Chapter 10 The German HGV motorway toll pp. 217-241

Claus Doll and Heike Link

Chapter 11 French multi-modal transport funds: issues of cross-financing and pricing pp. 243-268

Charles Raux, Aurelie Mercier and Stéphanie Souche-Le Corvec

Chapter 12 Synthesis of case study results and future prospects pp. 269-297

André de Palma, Charles Lindsey and Stef Proost

Volume 18, issue 1, 2007

Bus transport: Economics, policy and planning pp. 1-507

David Hensher

Volume 17, issue 1, 2006

Chapter 1 Introduction pp. 3-28

Mary R. Brooks and Kevin Cullinane

Chapter 2 Strategic Challenges to Container Ports in a Changing Market Environment pp. 29-52

Theo Notteboom

Chapter 3 Port Privatisation in the United Kingdom pp. 55-84

Alfred J. Baird and Vincent F. Valentine

Chapter 4 Fighting for Money, Investments and Capacity: Port Governance and Devolution in Belgium pp. 85-107

Hilde Meersman, Eddy Van de Voorde and Thierry Vanelslander

Chapter 5 Governance Structures of Port Authorities in the Netherlands pp. 109-137

Peter de Langen and Larissa M. van der Lugt

Chapter 6 Port Governance in Italy pp. 139-153

Marisa A. Valleri, Maria Lamonarca and Paola Papa

Chapter 7 Port Governance in Greece pp. 155-169

Athanasios Pallis

Chapter 8 Port Governance in Turkey pp. 171-184

Ersel Zafer Oral, Hakki Kisi, A. Güldem Cerit, Okan Tuna and Soner Esmer

Chapter 9 The River Plate Basin - A Comparison of Port Devolution Processes on the East Coast of South America pp. 185-205

Ricardo J. Sánchez and Gordon Wilmsmeier

Chapter 10 Port Governance and Privatization in the United States: Public Ownership and Private Operation pp. 207-235

James A. Fawcett

Chapter 11 Port Devolution and Governance in Canada pp. 237-257

Mary R. Brooks

Chapter 12 Port Reform: The Australian Experience pp. 259-284

Sophia Everett and Ross Robinson

Chapter 13 The Port of Singapore and its Governance Structure pp. 285-310

Kevin Cullinane, Wei Yim Yap and Jasmine S.L. Lam

Chapter 14 Port Governance in Hong Kong pp. 311-329

Dong-Wook Song and Kevin Cullinane

Chapter 15 Port Governance in China pp. 331-356

Kevin Cullinane and Teng-Fei Wang

Chapter 16 Port Governance in Korea pp. 357-375

Dong-Wook Song and Sung-Woo Lee

Chapter 17 Port Governance, Devolution and the Matching Framework: A Configuration Theory Approach pp. 379-403

Ramon Baltazar and Mary R. Brooks

Chapter 18 Governance Models Defined pp. 405-435

Mary R. Brooks and Kevin Cullinane

Chapter 19 Concession Agreements as Port Governance Tools pp. 437-455

Theo Notteboom

Chapter 20 Stakeholders, Conflicting Interests and Governance in Port Clusters pp. 457-477

Peter de Langen

Chapter 21 EU Port Policy: Implications for Port Governance in Europe pp. 479-495

Athanasios Pallis

Chapter 22 Port Performance: An Economics Perspective pp. 499-516

Wayne K. Talley

Chapter 23 Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) and Improving Container Port Efficiency pp. 517-566

Kevin Cullinane and Teng-Fei Wang

Chapter 24 Review of Port Performance Approaches and a Supply Chain Framework to Port Performance Benchmarking pp. 567-598

Khalid Bichou

Chapter 25 Issues in Measuring Port Devolution Program Performance: A Managerial Perspective pp. 599-629

Mary R. Brooks

Chapter 26 Conclusions and Research Agenda pp. 631-660

Mary R. Brooks and Kevin Cullinane