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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Intra-Port Competition, Regulatory Challenges and the Concession of Callao Port pp. 279-311: Enzo Defilippi
New Building Prices: Demand Inelastic or Perfectly Competitive? pp. 312-321: George Dikos
The ISPS Code and The Cost of Port Compliance: An Initial Logistics and Supply Chain Framework for Port Security Assessment and Management pp. 322-348: Khalid Bichou
China’s Strategic Oil Reserves and the Establishment of the Oil Spill Contingency System pp. 349-359: Hua Lu
Malaysian Seafarers: The Need for Policy Review pp. 360-367: Noor Apandi Osnin
Evolution of Supply Chain Management. Symbiosis of Adaptive Value Networks and ICT pp. 368-369: P Marlow
Maritime Law, 6 Edition pp. 370-371: Kristian Hugmark

An Empirical Taxonomy for Logistics Service Providers pp. 199-219: Kee-Hung Lai, T C Edwin Cheng and Andy C L Yeung
Is Liner Shipping Supply Fixed? pp. 220-235: Mike Fusillo
No Need for Speed in Short Sea Shipping pp. 236-251: J F F Becker, A Burgess and D A Henstra
Investigating the Feasibility of Fast Sea Transport Services pp. 252-269: Alfred J Baird
Experiences from Liberalisation of Road and Rail Transport pp. 270-273: V A Profillidis
Principles of Transport Economics pp. 274-275: John Mangan
Performance Conditions for Container Terminals pp. 276-277: Martin Ilmer

Forecasting Tanker Market Using Artificial Neural Networks pp. 93-108: D V Lyridis, P Zacharioudakis, P Mitrou and A Mylonas
The Pricing of Forward Ship Value Agreements and the Unbiasedness of Implied Forward Prices in the Second-Hand Market for Ships pp. 109-121: Roar Ådland, Haiying Jia and Steen Koekebakker
Efficiency in European Seaports with DEA: Evidence from Greece and Portugal pp. 122-140: Carlos Barros and Manolis Athanassiou
Governance in Seaport Clusters pp. 141-156: Peter de Langen
Container Shipping and Security Issues: the Carriers' Responsibility in the Fight Against Terrorism pp. 157-186: Shigehiko Noda
Statistical and Econometric Methods for Transportation Data Analysis pp. 187-189: Kevin Cullinane
The Handbook of Maritime Economics and Business pp. 190-192: Albert W Veenstra
Maritime Fraud pp. 193-194: Martin Ilmer
Letter to the Editor pp. 195-196: Harilaos N Psaraftis
Market Efficiency in the Second-hand Market for Bulk Ships pp. 197-197: Aror O S Adland and Steen Koekebakar

Market Efficiency in the Second-hand Market for Bulk Ships pp. 1-15: Aror O S Ådland and Steen Koekebakker
Evaluation of the Economic Impact of Proposed Non-Indigenous Species Control Measures for the St Lawrence Seaway Using Multi-Attribute Decision Theory pp. 16-33: An Perakis and Zhiyong Yang
A Competitive Analysis of Chinese Container Ports Using the Analytic Hierarchy Process pp. 34-52: Dong-Wook Song and Ki-Tae Yeo
An Alternative Approach to Efficiency Measurement of Seaports pp. 53-69: Ro-Kyung Park and Prabir De
An Application of AHP on Transhipment Port Selection: A Global Perspective pp. 70-91: T.C. Lirn, H A Thanopoulou, M J Beynon and A K C Beresford

Shipping market models and the specification of freight rate processes pp. 327-346: Jostein Tvedt
Econometric Modelling of Second-hand Ship Prices pp. 347-377: S D Tsolakis, C Cridland and H E Haralambides
Ship Scheduling and Cost Analysis for Route Planning in Liner Shipping pp. 378-392: Shih-Chan Ting and Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng
Liner Shipping Companies and Terminal Operators: Internationalisation or Globalisation? pp. 393-412: Geraldo Araujo De Souza Junior, Anthony K C Beresford and Stephen J Pettit
Port Planning: the Need for a New Approach? pp. 413-425: Francesca Moglia and Marco Sanguineri

Time Varying Risks Among Segments of the Tanker Freight Markets pp. 227-250: Manolis Kavussanos
The Term Structure of Second-hand Prices: A Structural Partial Equilibrium Model pp. 251-267: George Dikos and Henry S Marcus
An Economic Approach to Maritime Risk Management and Safety Regulation pp. 268-284: Kevin X Li and Kevin Cullinane
Impact of Yard Organisation on the Master Bay Planning Problem pp. 285-300: D Ambrosino and A Sciomachen
Third-party Ship Management: A Greek Perspective pp. 301-310: John King and Kiriaki Mitroussi
Maritime Security – The Need for a Global Agreement pp. 311-320: Dinos Stasinopoulos
Shipping in China pp. 321-324: Shuo Ma
European Port Policy. The Movement towards a Long-Term Strategy pp. 325-326: Henrik Stevens

Applying Maritime Economics to Set Foundations for Port and Shipping Policies pp. 93-99: Jan Hoffmann
Excess Capacity and Entry Deterrence: The Case of Ocean Liner Shipping Markets pp. 100-115: Mike Fusillo
Port Infrastructure: An Access Model for the Essential Facility pp. 116-132: Lincoln Flor and Enzo Defilippi
Measuring the Economic and Transportation Impacts of Maritime-related Trade pp. 133-157: Leigh B Boske and John C Cuttino
A Spatial-Economic Multimodal Transportation Simulation Model For US Coastal Container Ports pp. 158-178: M Luo and T A Grigalunas
Impact of Transport Costs on International Trade: The Case of Spanish Ceramic Exports pp. 179-198: Inmaculada Martínez-Zarzoso, L García-Menéndez and C Suárez-Burguet
Port Efficiency and International Trade: Port Efficiency as a Determinant of Maritime Transport Costs pp. 199-218: Ricardo J Sánchez, Jan Hoffmann, Alejandro Micco, Georgina Pizzolitto, Martín Sgut and Gordon Wilmsmeier
Economic Forces in the Decision-making Process of the Panama Canal pp. 219-223: Ricaurte Vásquez
Maritime Transportation in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 224-226: Jan Hoffmann

Editorial pp. 1-2: Hercules E Haralambides
A Model on Container Port Competition: An Application for the West European Container Hub-Ports pp. 3-22: Simme J Veldman and Ewout H Bückmann
Shippers' Port and Carrier Selection Behaviour in China: A Discrete Choice Analysis pp. 23-39: Piyush Tiwari, Hidekazu Itoh and Masayuki Doi
Corporate Governance and Board Effectiveness in Maritime Firms pp. 40-54: Trond RandØy, Jon Down and Janinge Jenssen
Incentive Regulation and Efficiency of Portuguese Port Authorities pp. 55-69: Carlos Barros
Reflections on the History of US Cargo Liner Service (Part II)1 pp. 70-89: Douglas K Fleming
“User Charges for Port Cost Recovery: the US Harbor Maintenance Tax Controversy” (International Journal of Maritime Economics, 2002, 4:149–163) pp. 90-91: Asaf Ashar