Maritime Economics & Logistics

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Hercules E. Haralambides

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Palgrave Macmillan
International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME)
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The End of National Shipping Policy? A Historical Perspective on Shipping Policy in a Global Economy pp. 333-350: Gunnar K Sletmo
Ocean Shipping Alliances: The Wave of the Future? pp. 351-367: Edward J Sheppard and David Seidman
Port Financing and Pricing in the European Union: Theory, Politics and Reality pp. 368-386: H E Haralambides, A Verbeke, E Musso and M Benacchio
Russian Port-Projects in the Baltic Sea: A Brief Analysis of Russian Ports and Projected Ports in the Baltic Sea Fringe pp. 387-401: Alf Brodin
The Essential Guide to Chartering and the Dry Freight Market pp. 402-403: Siri Strandenes
Letter to the Editor pp. 404-404: C J Parker

IAME & WCTR 2001 pp. 261-261: H E Haralambides
A Scheduling Model for a High Speed Containership Service: A Hub and Spoke Short-Sea Application pp. 262-277: H B Bendall and A F Stent
Identifying Relevant Variables and Modelling the Choice Process in Freight Transportation pp. 278-297: John Mangan, Chandra Lalwani and Bernard Gardner
Internationalisation and Foreign Direct Investment in Shipping: A Study of Norwegian Firms pp. 298-317: Trond Randøy
Serving Tomorrow's Mega-Size Containerships: The Canadian Solution pp. 318-332: Michael C Ircha

Guest Editorial pp. 125-127: Alfred J Baird
Marginal Cost Pricing in Seaports pp. 128-138: Richard Goss and Henrik Stevens
Globalisation, Privatisation and Restructuring of Ports pp. 139-174: Marc H Juhel
The Administrative and Ownership Structure of Asian Container Ports pp. 175-197: Kevin Cullinane and Dong-Wook Song
North American Port Reform: the Canadian and American Experience pp. 198-220: Michael C Ircha
Latin American Ports: Results and Determinants of Private Sector Participation pp. 221-241: Jan Hoffmann
Reassessing Public Sector Involvement in European Seaports pp. 242-259: Theo Notteboom and Willy Winkelmans

Editorial pp. 1-2: H E Haralambides
Developments in Global Seatrade and Container Shipping Markets: Their Effects on the Port Industry and Private Sector Involvement pp. 3-26: Hans J F Peters
Port Competition Regulation: A Tool for Monitoring for Anti-Competitive Behaviour pp. 27-51: Paul E Kent and Asaf Ashar
Strategic Pricing in Newly Privatised Ports pp. 52-78: Asaf Ashar
Quality Shipping in the Asia Pacific Region pp. 79-101: Jeff Hawkins
State Subsidy System for Remote Island Liner Services in Japan pp. 102-120: Alfred J Baird
The Abandoned Ocean: A History of United States Maritime Policy pp. 121-123: D K Fleming

The Origin of the Term ‘Maritime Economics’ pp. iii-iv: Richard O Goss
Impact of Performance Indicators and Labour Endowment on Traffic: Empirical Evidence from Indian Ports pp. 259-281: Buddhadeb Ghosh and Prabir De
Ports and Employment in Port Cities pp. 283-311: Enrico Musso, Marco Benacchio and Claudio Ferrari
The Use of Capital Budgeting Techniques among UK-based Ship Operators pp. 313-330: Kevin Cullinane and Photis M Panayides
Sustainable Financing for Controlling Transboundary Pollution by Shipping in the Malacca Straits - Options and Implications pp. 331-350: Thomas A Grigalunas, Young-Tae Chang and James Opaluch
Mediterranean and Northern Terminals: How is the Competition Developing? pp. 351-354: Manlio Trotta
Ports in Transition in Countries in Transition: The changing situation for ports in Russia and the Baltic states in times of geopolitical and economic transition pp. 355-356: Stig Svallhammar

A Geographical Perspective of the Transhipment Function pp. 163-176: Douglas K Fleming
Port Privatisation: Objectives, Extent, Process, and the UK Experience pp. 177-194: Alfred J Baird
Historical Performance of Shipyards in the United States: A Dynamic Shift-Share Analysis pp. 195-216: Di Jin and Hauke L Kite-Powell
Oil Spillage and Damage Costs: U.S. Inland Waterway Tank Barge Accidents pp. 217-234: Wayne K Talley
The Stock Market Perception of Industry Risk and Macroeconomic Factors: The Case of the US Water and Other Transportation Stocks pp. 235-256: Manolis Kavussanos and Stelios N Marcoulis
Sea Change in Liner Shipping: Regulation and Managerial Decision-Making in a Global Industry pp. 257-258: Bernhard J Abrahamsson

The Contributions in this Issue pp. iii-v: Ernst G Frankel and Alain Verbeke
The Competitive Advantage of Seaports pp. 69-82: Elvira Haezendonck, Greet Pison, Peter Rousseeuw, Anja Struyf and Alain Verbeke
Measuring and Explaining the Relative Efficiency of Container Terminals by Means of Bayesian Stochastic Frontier Models pp. 83-106: Theo Notteboom, Chris Coeck and Julien Van Den Broeck
The Competitive Position of Seaports: Introduction of the Value Added Concept pp. 107-118: Elvira Haezendonck, Chris Coeck and Alain Verbeke
Functional Analysis of Port Performance as a Strategic Tool for Strengthening a Port’s Competitive and Economic Potential pp. 119-140: Diego Teurelincx
Efficient Port Pricing: A New Methodology Applied to Spanish Commercial Ports pp. 141-160: C Perez-Labajos and J Esteban García
The Institutional Position of Seaports: An International Comparison pp. 161-161: Bernhard J Abrahamsson

Editorial pp. III-III: Hercules E Haralambides
The Contributions in this Issue pp. V-VII: H Thanopoulou and Manolis Kavussanos
Cooperative Strategies in International and Italian Liner Shipping pp. 1-16: Pietro Evangelista and Alfonso Morvillo
The Shipbroking Function and Market Efficiency pp. 17-26: Siri Strandenes
A Proposed Shipping Policy to Counteract Flagging-Out: The Paradigm of Greece pp. 27-47: Alexander M Goulielmos
Maritime Transport as an Area of Competitive Advantage in International Marketing pp. 49-67: A Güldem Cerit