Maritime Policy & Management

1997 - 2025

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

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Writing for readers - a challenge for academic authors pp. 339-340: B. Fletcher
Aggregates cranes handling capacity of container terminals: the port of Kaohsiung pp. 341-350: Chin-Yuan Chu and Wen-Chih Huang
Navigation of foreign vessels within China's jurisdictional waters pp. 351-374: Zou Keyuan
Complexity theory applied to management of shipping companies pp. 375-391: Alexander M. Goulielmos
UK tonnage tax: subsidy or special case? pp. 393-404: Evangelia Selkou and Michael Roe
Book reviews pp. 405-406: The Editors

IAME 2001: Contemporary research in global shipping and logistics pp. 203-208: The Editors
Clustering and performance: the case of maritime clustering in The Netherlands pp. 209-221: P. W. de Langen
Causes and effects of FDI by the Norwegian maritime industry pp. 223-239: Hans Jarle Kind and Siri Strandenes
Ports as elements in value-driven chain systems: the new paradigm pp. 241-255: Ross Robinson
Consolidation and contestability in the European container handling industry pp. 257-269: Theo E. Notteboom
Privatization trends at the world's top-100 container ports pp. 271-284: Alfred J. Baird
A conceptual application of cooperative game theory to liner shipping strategic alliances pp. 285-301: Dong-Wook Song and Photis M. Panayides
Efficient pricing of ships in the dry bulk sector of the shipping industry pp. 303-330: Manolis Kavussanos and Amir H. Alizadeh
The safety of ferries: an accident injury perspective pp. 331-338: Wayne K. Talley

The mispricing of transportation initial public offerings in the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong pp. 107-118: Kevin Cullinane and Stephen Gong
Factors that promote innovation in shipping companies pp. 119-133: Jan Inge Jenssen and Trond Randøy
Ship assignment with hub and spoke constraints pp. 135-150: M. C. Moura O, M. V. Pato and A. C. Paixa O
Flag states and safety: 1997-1999 pp. 151-162: Tony Alderton and Nik Winchester
The assessment of market efficiency in the shipping sector: a new approach pp. 179-181: George Dikos and Nikos Papapostolou
The study on maritime transport along the southern coast of Thailand on the Gulf of Thailand: a summary pp. 183-198: Kamonchanok Suthiwartnarueput, Chackrit Duangphastra and Sompong Sirisoponsilp

Editorial: EU Port Policy pp. 1-2: James McConville
An analysis of the overcapacity problem under the decentralized management system of container ports in Japan pp. 3-15: Hideko Terada
The Polish maritime sector under transition pp. 17-43: Aleksandra Wrona and Michael Roe
The vertical disintegration of ship management: choice criteria for third party selection and evaluation pp. 45-64: Photis M. Panayides and Kevin P. B. Cullinane
Strategic alliances in the container shipping industry: a global perspective pp. 65-76: Brian Slack, Claude Comtois and Robert McCalla
The potential for British coastal shipping in a multimodal chain pp. 77-92: John Saldanha and Richard Gray
Kiribati seafarers and German container shipping pp. 93-101: Thomas Klikauer and Richard Morris
Book reviews pp. 103-103: Barbara Fletcher

An improved formulation for bulk cargo ship scheduling with a single loading port pp. 339-345: Seong-Cheol Cho and A. N. Perakis
Maintaining the maritime skills base: does the Government have a realistic strategy? pp. 347-360: Bernard Gardner, Mohamed Naim, Bernardo Obando-Rojas and Stephen Pettit
Strategic fleet size planning for maritime refrigerated containers pp. 361-374: Akio Imai and Fausto Rivera
Application of a fuzzy multi-criteria decision-making model for shipping company performance evaluation pp. 375-392: Tsung-Yu Chou and Gin-Shuh Liang
Institutional reform in ports of developing countries: the case of Lebanon-part I: the plan pp. 393-407: M. Hadi Baaj and Jihad Issa

Developments in UK shipping: the tonnage tax pp. 213-223: Mark Brownrigg, Geoff Dawe, Mike Mann and Phillip Weston
Maritime legislation: new areas for safety of life at sea pp. 225-234: K. X. Li and J. Wonham
Perceptions of foreign exchange rate risk in the shipping industry pp. 235-249: K. Akatsuka and K. Leggate
Development of ocean carriers' behaviour model focusing on their 'cost and tariff' based on the spatial general equilibrium pp. 251-264: Kazuhiko Ishiguro and Hajime Inamura
A disaggregate analysis of factors influencing port selection pp. 265-277: Matthew Malchow and Adib Kanafani
The container terminal community pp. 279-292: Jeffrey Martin and Brian J. Thomas
Co-operation and competition in international container transport: strategies for ports pp. 293-305: T. Heaver, Hilde Meersman and E. Van De Voorde
If it ain't bust, don't fix it: the proposed EU directive on market access to port services pp. 307-313: Sheila Farrell

Port development within the framework of Malaysia's transport policy: some considerations pp. 199-206: Jn Mak and Bernard Km Tai

EDITORIAL: FINANCIAL CREATIVITY pp. 1-2: James McConville
Competition between the ports of Hong Kong and Singapore: a structural vector error correction model to forecast the demand for container handling services pp. 3-22: King-Fai Fung
Strategic re-thinking in shipping companies pp. 23-32: Peter Lorange
The economic impact study of maritime policy issues: application to the German case pp. 33-54: Jan A. Van Der Linden
Sea-going labour and Greek owned fleet: a major aspect of fleet competitiveness pp. 55-69: Evangelos Sambracos or Samprakos and Joanna Tsiaparikou
Structural changes in logistics: how will port authorities face the challenge? pp. 71-89: Theo Notteboom and Willy Winkelmans
Manpower supply and demand of ocean deck officers in Taiwan pp. 91-102: Chin-Tsai Lin, Su-Man Wang and Chang-Tzu Chiang