Maritime Policy & Management
1997 - 2026
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Volume 53, issue 6, 2026
- An approach to evaluate vulnerability of port infrastructure system under typhoon-induced disruptions pp. 1083-1122

- Siqi Wang, Jingbo Yin and Rafi Ullah Khan
- Equity valuation of capital intensive and highly geared maritime shipping companies pp. 1123-1136

- Christos Sigalas
- Evaluating the fairness and effectiveness of the IMO carbon intensity indicator for container ships pp. 1137-1155

- Lingyue Li, Yujie Wang, Jing Liu, Jindao Chen and Wenguo Yang
- Competition and cooperation game analysis of container port based on competitiveness evaluation of the Bohai Rim region pp. 1156-1179

- Xin Yue Zhang and Sang Yoon Lee
- Comparison of grey models and machine learning models in vessel fuel consumption prediction pp. 1180-1207

- Meng Dun, Yaoguo Dang and Ran Yan
- Navigating geopolitical risks: shipping costs and policy implications pp. 1208-1224

- Hakan Yilmazkuday
- Breaking the waves? Current prospects for gender equality in the maritime industry: the example of Taiwan pp. 1225-1244

- Pei-Chi Wu, Kuan-Jan Wang, Chian Liou, Kimberly Hsiu-Chin Lee and Jiunn-Liang Guo
- Exploring research themes and trends in arctic shipping using latent dirichlet allocation pp. 1245-1264

- Bayram Bilge Sağlam, Egemen Ertürk and Mehmet Doymuş
- Co-opetition among dry ports for competing with seaports pp. 1265-1292

- Yanjie Zhou, Fangyuan Ma, Mengli Li, Jingrong Zhang, Yumin Li and Xuehao Feng
- Governance for port reform: enhancing performance through integration and coordination pp. 1293-1318

- Lisna Rahayu, Tim Busscher, Taede Tillema and Johan Woltjer
Volume 53, issue 5, 2026
- Redesigning logistics systems towards sustainability: the impact of autonomous green-fueled ships pp. 833-864

- Seyed Parsa Parvasi, Jasmine Siu Lee Lam and Harilaos N. Psaraftis
- Addressing fairness concerns in shipping market: a bilateral contract mechanism pp. 865-910

- Jie Jin, Lingpeng Meng, Xudong Wang and Junliang He
- Policy frameworks for green innovation in maritime trade and sustainable development pp. 911-937

- José Noronha Rodrigues, Sumanta Bhattacharya, Bhavneet Kaur Sachdev and Dora Cristina Ribeiro Cabete
- Improving seafarers’ job satisfaction and retention intention: a job demands-resources perspective pp. 938-968

- Jun Yu, Jinshan Huang, Guofang Liu and Guangxue Zhang
- Stakeholders experience management in shipping industry: a strategic edge for competitive advantage pp. 969-988

- Anastasia Gerou, Christos Patsiouras and Angelos Pantouvakis
- A data-driven AcciMap-BN model for risk factor analysis of collisions between merchant ships and fishing vessels pp. 989-1019

- Hong Wang, Ning Chen, Jinhui Jiang, C. Guedes Soares and Bing Wu
- Digital transformation in container shipping: evaluation of factors and strategies from a firm-based perspective pp. 1020-1055

- Mahmut Mollaoglu and Muhammet Gul
- Identifying ship deficiency patterns in port state control: an association rule mining-based analysis framework pp. 1056-1081

- Chen Haoyang, Song Yanjie, Xu Lang and Yan Ran
Volume 53, issue 4, 2026
- Sustainable waterway transport development: digitalization and decarbonization pp. 621-624

- Paul Tae-Woo Lee, Stephen Petitt and Ran Yan
- Navigating environmental sustainability in inland waterway transport: emission challenges and solutions pp. 625-649

- Lingyu Zhang, Qing Liu, Terje A. Mathisen and Ying-En Ge
- Decarbonized tourism travel mode: design of river-sea connecting cruise products considering the cumulative utility of tourist experience pp. 650-677

- Guo Wei-You, Yang Zhong-Zhen, Yang Yun-Qian and Lian Feng
- Implementation of IMO rules on carbon emission from ships: a comparison between China and eu pp. 678-704

- Chunyu Lin, Yilin Yang, Siqi Li, Dan Wang, Han Zhang, Guanqiong Ye and Du Mengyun
- Impact of the Nitrogen Emission Control Area policy on reducing NO2 concentrations in coastal cities: evidence from a spatial difference-in-differences model pp. 705-730

- Meiyu Shi, Yusheng Zhou, Jihong Chen, Chengkun Liu, Jia Shi, Yang Zhang, Jun Ye and Shanshan Fu
- Container dwell time predictive modelling: an application of ML algorithms pp. 731-761

- Prem Chhetri, Su Nguyen, Victor Gekara and Sharad Sharma
- Vessel-risk-aware: a decision support model for vessel routing based on multicriteria decision analysis and an advanced Dijkstra algorithm pp. 762-783

- Yuhang Xie, Zhe Zhang, Jikun Liu and Zhenlei Song
- Impact of the new Maritime Silk Road on the resilience of major container ports pp. 784-803

- Gang Dong, Jiajie Zhang, Yubo Zhao and Yong Wong Kim
- Green Shipping Corridors: implementation barriers and strategic research directions pp. 804-832

- Paul Tae-Woo Lee, Sung-Ho Shin, Sang-Jeong Lee, Prem Chhetri, Jihong Chen and Zaili Yang
Volume 53, issue 3, 2026
- Impact of external uncertainties on internal volatility spillovers among shipping freight markets pp. 327-350

- Dong Chen and Dong Yang
- Global Strategic Alliances in container liner shipping: knowledge sharing and decision-making through contractual governance structures pp. 351-374

- Laurent Fedi, Philippe Corruble and Alexandre Lavissière
- Optimizing the portfolio of smart technologies to maximize port carbon emission efficiency: a configurational theory approach pp. 375-413

- Chaohui Zhang, Hao Hu, Yuxue Yang and Nianxin Wang
- Cooperation or conflict? Evaluating stakeholders’ relationship alignment between a port authority and terminal operators pp. 414-437

- Enrico D’Agostini, Ziaul Haque Munim, Naleen De Alwis and Hyung-Sik Nam
- Port co-opetition: revisited after 20 years pp. 438-462

- Dong-Wook Song and Ajay Deshmukh
- The impact of seaport infrastructure efficiency on foreign direct investment in Africa pp. 463-490

- Enock Kojo Ayesu
- Evaluation and spatiotemporal analysis of low-carbon efficiency of the “ship-port” system pp. 491-523

- Weipan Zhang, Weijie Chen, Xianhua Wu, Jihong Chen and Zhaomin Zhang
- A corpus-based quantitative risk assessment of language barriers in maritime safety pp. 524-558

- Ling Liu, Rafi Ullah Khan, Muhammad Afzaal and Mujtaba Asad
- Dynamic linkage and extreme risk spillover between international crude oil futures and clean product tanker markets pp. 559-585

- Hongyue Guo, Nana Guo, Wenjuan Jia, Bin Meng and Cong Sui
- Understanding the determinants of fleet size optimization in dry bulk shipping: insights from a systematic literature review and Delphi study pp. 586-619

- Demir Ali Akyar and İsmail Bilge Çetin
Volume 53, issue 2, 2026
- Correction pp. i-i

- The Editors
- Determinants of vessels’ fixtures allocation over contracts of different duration and global economic uncertainty pp. 161-182

- Manolis G. Kavussanos, Stergiani (Stella) A. Moysiadou and Dimitris Tsouknidis
- Deep learning-based estimation of truck Turn Around Time at container port pp. 183-199

- Byongchan Shin, Yusung Min, Gunwoo Lee, Hyounseok Yang and Bumchul Cho
- Where are the chokepoints? Exposing the global straits’connectivity pattern using the port-strait bimodal network pp. 200-226

- Xue Wang, Debin Du, Qinchang Gui and Yan Peng
- Resilience analysis of seaports: a critical review of development and research directions pp. 227-262

- Massoud Mohsendokht, Christos Kontovas, Chia-Hsun Chang, Zhuohua Qu, Huanhuan Li and Zaili Yang
- Doing shipping well with predictions: machine learning-based port congestion analysis pp. 263-284

- Yizhou Zhang, Zhenqing Su, Jiankun Li, Miao Su and Sung-Hoon Bae
- Comparison of efficiencies in protectionist and liberal cabotage policies pp. 285-300

- Deniz Karagöz, Mehmet Fatih Acar, Emel Aktas and Anil Aba
- Prediction of vessel arrival time to port: a review of current studies pp. 301-326

- Shuo Jiang, Lei Liu, Peng Peng, Mengqiao Xu and Ran Yan
Volume 53, issue 1, 2026
- Skills and competencies for operating maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS): a systematic review and bibliometric analysis pp. 1-26

- Mehdi Belabyad, Christos Kontovas, Robyn Pyne and Chia-Hsun Chang
- Maritime safety through multi-source data fusion: an AdaBoost-based approach for predictive ship detention by port state control pp. 27-46

- Honghan Bei, Fangjiao Yang, Wenyang Wang, Tianren Yang and Roberto Murcio
- Debt conservatism in shipping: determinants and investment implications pp. 47-69

- Arman Gülnur
- Impact of imputation methods for ship technical parameters on emission estimations in ports pp. 70-92

- Ruikai Sun, Wessam Abouarghoub, Emrah Demir and Andrew Potter
- Women rising in the port industry: a multimethod approach to career barriers pp. 93-110

- Esra Baran Kasapoğlu, İlke Sezin Ayaz and Çimen Karataş Çetin
- Understanding the Baltic Dry Index (BDI): an explainable decomposition approach pp. 111-135

- Linfei Guan, Ziao Zhao and Qinghe Sun
- Strategies for shore power facility utilisation under government subsidies: a three-party evolutionary game and simulation analysis pp. 136-159

- Wenwei Yin, Tingfeng Zhao and Zhongyun Yue
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