Maritime Policy & Management

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Kevin Li and Heather Leggate McLaughlin

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Volume 34, issue 6, 2007

The determinants of maritime policy pp. 521-533

K. X. Li and Jin Cheng

Operational performance evaluation of major container ports in the Asia-Pacific region pp. 535-551

L. C. Lin and C. C. Tseng

The geographical foundations of tanker (dirty) shipping pp. 553-576

Risto Laulajainen

The bulk shipping business: market cycles and shipowners’ biases pp. 577-590

Roberta Scarsi

Who pays the ferryman? An analysis of the ferry passenger's selection dilemma pp. 591-612

Angelos M. Pantouvakis

Volume 34, issue 5, 2007

Accident precursors and safety nets: leading indicators of tanker operations safety pp. 405-425

Martha Grabowski, Premnath Ayyalasomayajula, Jason Merrick and Denise Mccafferty

Entry barriers in seaports pp. 427-440

Peter de Langen and Athanasios Pallis

Maritime investment strategies with a portfolio of real options pp. 441-452

Helen B. Bendall and Alan F. Stent

A global view on port state control: econometric analysis of the differences across port state control regimes pp. 453-482

Sabine Knapp and Philip Hans Franses

Maritime security in the European Union—empirical findings on financial implications for port facilities pp. 485-499

S. Dekker and H. Stevens

Port competitiveness in container traffic from an internal point of view: the experience of the Port of Algeciras Bay pp. 501-520

Manuel Acosta, Daniel Coronado and M. Mar Cerban

Volume 34, issue 4, 2007

The economics of Motorways of the Sea pp. 287-310

Alfred J. Baird

The role for rail in port-based container freight flows in Britain pp. 311-330

Allan Woodburn

Service quality and satisfaction measurements in Nigerian ports: an exploration pp. 331-346

Chinonye Ugboma, Innocent C. Ogwude, Ogochukwu Ugboma and Kenneth Nnadi

When seafaring is (or was) a calling: Norwegian seafarers’ career experiences pp. 347-358

Kathy Mack

Structure, conduct and performance on the major liner shipping routes 1 pp. 359-381

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

Cultural diversity, manning strategies and management practices in Greek shipping pp. 383-403

Ioannis Theotokas and Maria Progoulaki

Volume 34, issue 3, 2007

The impact of transitional changes of maritime passenger transport on Croatian tourism development pp. 185-202

Heidi Cottam, Michael Roe and Jonathan Challacombe

Econometric estimation of scale and scope economies within the Port Sector: a review pp. 203-223

Beatriz Tovar, Sergio Jara-Diaz and Lourdes Trujillo

Value creation through corporate destruction? Corporate governance in shipping takeovers pp. 225-242

Theodore Syriopoulos and Ioannis Theotokas

An econometric analysis of deficiencies noted in port state control inspections pp. 243-258

Pierre Cariou, Maximo Q. Mejia and François-Charles Wolff

Market structures and competitive strategies: the carrier--stevedore arm-wrestling in northern European ports pp. 259-278

Francesco Parola and Enrico Musso

Volume 34, issue 2, 2007

Editorial pp. 85-88

Ross Robinson

Regulating efficiency into port-oriented chain systems: export coal through the Dalrymple Bay Terminal, Australia pp. 89-106

Ross Robinson

Port reform in Australia: regulation constraints on efficiency pp. 107-119

Sophia Everett

Will a national port regulator solve congestion problems in Australian ports? pp. 121-130

Tabatha Pettitt

Targeting market opportunity for port growth: a CART-based decision support system pp. 131-150

Mateus Magala

Marketing communications for seaports: a matter of survival and growth pp. 151-168

Stephen Cahoon

Capturing and sharing knowledge in supply chains in the maritime transport sector: critical issues pp. 169-183

Devinder Grewal and Hilary Haugstetter

Volume 34, issue 1, 2007

Evaluating seaport operation and capacity analysis—preliminary methodology pp. 3-19

Shy Bassan

Impact of special shipping across the Taiwan Straits on the employment of Taiwanese ship officers pp. 21-36

Jiunn-Liang Guo, Gin-Shuh Liang, Kung-Don Ye and Younger Wu

Case study analysis of the impacts of electronic commerce on the strategic management of container shipping companies pp. 37-54

Eladio Peñaloza, Mary Brooks and Sunny Marche

A study of trip and time charter freight rate indices: 1968--2003 pp. 55-67

Alexandros M. Goulielmos and Mariniki Psifia

The impact of MTSA on financial risk and volatility of marine firms pp. 69-79

Anthony C. Homan

Volume 33, issue 5, 2006

Editorial pp. 425-429

The Editors

The modelling of dry bulk and tanker markets: a survey pp. 431-445

D. R. Glen

A static theory of dry bulk freight rates by route pp. 447-461

Risto Laulajainen

Some notes on structure and stability in liner shipping pp. 463-475

Michael Fusillo

Worldscale: what does it actually measure? pp. 477-495

Risto Laulajainen and Joachim Johansson

Price and volume dynamics in second-hand dry bulk and tanker shipping markets pp. 497-518

Theodore Syriopoulos and Efthimios Roumpis

Liner shipping development trends pp. 519-525

Rogan McLellan

Volume 33, issue 4, 2006

The performance effect of innovation in shipping companies pp. 327-343

Jan Inge Jenssen and Trond Randøy

Ranking of factors contributing to higher performance in the ocean transportation industry: a multi-attribute utility theory approach pp. 345-369

I. N. Lagoudis, C. S. Lalwani and M.M. Naim

Assessing the economic significance of port activity: evidence from ABP Operations in industrial South Wales pp. 371-386

Jane Bryan, Max Munday, David Pickernell and Annette Roberts

Multicommodity network flow model for Asia's container ports pp. 387-402

Loo Hay Lee, Ek Peng Chew and Leng Siang Lee

An influence model in seafaring choice for Taiwan navigation students pp. 403-421

Jiunn-Liang Guo, Gin-Shuh Liang and Kung-Don Ye

Book review pp. 423-424

Dong-Wook Song

Volume 33, issue 3, 2006

Insights into the port training of the new European Union member states 1 pp. 203-217

Ana C. Paixão Casaca

Effective corporatization of ports is a function of effective legislation: legal issues in the existing paradigm pp. 219-232

Sophia Everett and Tabatha Pettitt

Shipping freight derivatives: a survey of recent evidence pp. 233-255

Manolis Kavussanos and Ilias Visvikis

Impact of proposed federal limits on US bagged food aid shipments: reduction in MSF carrier profits—a risk assessment 1 pp. 257-280

Daniel G. Williams

Ship-berth link performance evaluation: simulation and analytical approaches pp. 281-299

Branislav Dragović, Nam Kyu Park and Zoran Radmilović

Shipping finance: time to follow a new track? pp. 301-320

Alexandros M. Goulielmos and Mariniki Psifia

Volume 33, issue 2, 2006

Maritime policy, management and research: role and potential pp. 95-105

Photis M. Panayides

Market efficiency in the bulk freight market revisited pp. 107-117

Roar Adland and Siri Strandenes

Trading strategies in the market for tankers pp. 119-140

Amir Alizadeh and Nikos K. Nomikos

Using system dynamics in maritime economics: an endogenous decision model for shipowners in the dry bulk sector pp. 141-158

Steve Engelen, Hilde Meersman and Eddy Van De Voorde

The relationship between design and economic performance of ships pp. 159-171

Albert W. Veenstra and Marcel W. Ludema

Determinants of the severity of passenger vessel accidents pp. 173-186

Wayne K. Talley, Di Jin and Hauke Kite-Powell

The marine electronic highway in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore—an assessment of costs and key benefits pp. 187-202

Peter B. Marlow and Bernard M. Gardner

Volume 33, issue 1, 2006

Shipbuilding disputes: the WTO panel rulings and the elimination of operating subsidy from shipbuilding pp. 1-21

David Glen

The Ocean Shipping Reform Act: the trans-Atlantic cares pp. 23-33

Dong-Hua Wang

Emergence of ‘new professionalism’ among Chinese seafarers: empirical evidence and policy implications pp. 35-48

Bin Wu, Kee-hung Lai and T. C. Edwin Cheng

Total oil spill costs and compensations pp. 49-60

Xin Liu and Kai W. Wirtz

Contributions to maritime economics—Zenon S. Zannetos, the theory of oil tankship rates pp. 61-73

Albert W. Veenstra and Sébastien De La Fosse

How flag states lost the plot over shipping's governance. Does a ship need a sovereign? pp. 75-81

Laszlo J. Kovats

Response to ‘Critique: The Caribbean Basin’ pp. 83-85

Robert Mccalla, Brian Slack and Claude Comtois