Maritime Policy & Management

1997 - 2025

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

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Volume 27, issue 4, 2000

Aspects of the European Maritime Industry pp. 313-314

The Editors

Development of and prospects for cruising in Europe pp. 315-333

Peter Wild and John Dearing

Maritime transport in the Italian logistics market pp. 335-352

Pietro Evangelista and Alfonso Morvillo

A European perspective on bond finance for the maritime industry pp. 353-362

H. K. Leggate

Do mergers and alliances influence European shipping and port competition? pp. 363-373

T. Heaver, H. Meersman, F. Moglia and E. Van De Voorde

When the road controls the sea: a case study of Ro-Ro transport in the Mediterranean pp. 375-389

Vittorio Alberto Torbianelli

The impact of the new onboard technologies on maritime education and training schemes in Europe: some findings from the 'METHAR' project pp. 391-400

Marco Mazzarino and Elena Maggi

Book reviews pp. 401-405

The Editors

Volume 27, issue 3, 2000

EDITORIAL: THE QUESTION OF PUBLIC ESTEEM pp. 217-218

The Editors

Legal and practical consequences of not complying with ISM code pp. 219-230

Liang Chen

Fast passenger ferries and their future pp. 231-251

J. Wang and S. McOwan

Occupational mortality among British merchant seafarers (1986-1995) pp. 253-265

Stephen Roberts

Competition in ship handling: a study of market turbulence in North European harbour towage pp. 267-281

Rod Atkin and Merv Rowlinson

Evaluating seaport policy alternatives: a simulation study of terminal leasing policy and system performance pp. 283-301

Hugh S. Turner

The study on the compilation of the China container freight index pp. 303-308

Shi Xin

Book review pp. 309-311

The Editors

Volume 27, issue 2, 2000

EDITORIAL: JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC LITERATURE pp. 105-105

James McConville

A watershed on the Australian waterfront? The 1998 stevedoring dispute pp. 107-120

Richard Morris

African shippers' organizations: the Ghanaian experience pp. 121-132

M. T. Addico

A new efficient EDI system for container cargo logistics pp. 133-144

Tae-Woo Lee, Nam-Kyu Park, John F. Joint and Woong Gyu Kim

Evaluating the trade-off between the level of customer service and transportation costs in a ship scheduling problem pp. 145-153

Kjetil Fagerholt

Developing a conceptual model for sharing container terminal resources: a case study of the Gamman container terminal pp. 155-167

Dong Won Yi, Soung Hie Kim, Hyung Rim Choi, Nam-Kyu Park and Tae-Woo Lee

Economic efficiency in Spanish ports: some empirical evidence pp. 169-174

Pablo Coto-Millán, José Baños and Ana Rodriguez-Alvarez

Changing ownership structures in the Dutch fleet pp. 175-189

Albert W. Veenstra and Angela Bergantino

Empirical studies on yard operations Part 2: Quantifying unproductive moves undertaken in quay transfer operations pp. 191-207

Tao Chen, Kuang Lin and Yih-Ching Juang

Comment The APEC future maritime policy and its evaluation pp. 209-213

Sun Guangqi and Zhang Shiping

Volume 27, issue 1, 2000

EDITORIAL: MANAGING CHANGE pp. 1-2

The Editors

The Japan coastal ferry system pp. 3-16

Alfred J. Baird

The perceived importance of employment considerations in the decisions of students to enrol on undergraduate courses in Maritime Business in Britain pp. 17-30

John Dinwoodie

A critical evaluation of strategic alliances in liner shipping pp. 31-40

Renato Midoro and Alessandro Pitto

A human factors systems approach to examining oil spills in tankbarge operations: analysis and reappraisal of management policies pp. 41-52

Joseph Sharit, Sara J. Czaja, Eleftherios Iakovou and John Moses

A dynamic model and algorithm for fleet planning pp. 53-63

Xie Xinlian, Wang Tengfei and Chen Daisong

UNCTAD activities in the field of ports and their future pp. 65-70

Carlos Canamero

China shipbuilding management challenges in the 1980s pp. 71-78

Boa Zhang Lu and Alan S. T. Tang

Culture in maritime safety pp. 79-88

Jon Ivar Havold

Quality system for the implementation of STCW-95 in higher maritime education in Norway pp. 89-100

Tor Christian Sletner

Book reviews pp. 101-103

The Editors

Announcement: The Maritime Industry into the Millenuium: The Interaction of Theory and Practice pp. 104-104

The Editors

Volume 26, issue 4, 1999

GUEST EDITORIAL: THE ASIAN ECONOMIC CRISIS AND THE MARITIME INDUSTRY pp. 309-309

Tae-Woo Lee

Restructuring of the economy and its impacts on the Korean maritime industry pp. 311-325

Tae-Woo Lee

Asian product trade pp. 327-336

Nancy D. Yamaguchi

PRC maritime and the Asian Financial Crisis pp. 337-347

Matthew Flynn

Liner alliances in the globalization era: a strategic tool for Asian container carriers pp. 349-367

D. K. Ryoo and H. A. Thanopoulou

Analysis of container port policy by the reaction of an equilibrium shipping market pp. 369-381

Yang Zan

Comment Some reflections on port competition in the United States and western Europe pp. 383-394

Douglas K. Fleming and Alfred J. Baird

Volume 26, issue 3, 1999

EDITORIAL: MARITIME MANPOWER pp. 207-208

The Editors

Korean liner shipping in the era of global alliances pp. 209-229

Helen A. Thanopoulou, Dong-Keun Ryoo and Tae-Woo Lee

Combined ships: an empirical investigation about versatility pp. 231-248

Marie Douet

Is there potential for a two-tier tanker market? pp. 249-264

Siri Strandenes

Recent technical and management improvements in US inland waterway transportation pp. 265-278

A. N. Perakis

The term structure of ocean freight rates pp. 279-293

Albert W. Veenstra

Who mans the world fleet? A follow-up to the BIMCO/ ISF manpower survey pp. 295-303

K. X. Li and J. Wonham

Book reviews pp. 304-307

The Editors

Volume 26, issue 2, 1999

EDITORIAL: SHIPPING POLICY pp. 103-104

James McConville

A simulation study on the design of flexible cargo holds in small-sized bulk ships pp. 105-109

Kjetil Fagerholt

An empirical assessment of relational competitive advantage in professional ship management pp. 111-125

Photis M. Panayides and Richard Gray

The dynamic relationships between paper petroleum refining and physical trade of crude oil into the United States pp. 127-136

Thomas P. Mayr and Michael N. Tamvakis

Who is safe and who is at risk: a study of 20-year-record on accident total loss in different flags pp. 137-144

K. X. Li and J. Wonham

Longhaul feeder services in an era of changing technology: an Asia-Pacific perspective pp. 145-159

H. B. Bendall and A. F. Stent

Port concentration, inter-port competition and revitalization: the case of Mombasa, Kenya pp. 161-174

Brian Hoyle

The MED rule: the interdependence of container throughput and transhipment volumes in the Mediterranean ports pp. 175-193

Josip Zohil and Majda Prijon

Investment incentives for British shipping: a further comment pp. 195-197

Bernard Gardner

Rochdale remembered: a postscript pp. 199-199

Richard Goss

Volume 26, issue 1, 1999

Strategic groups in Taiwanese liner shipping pp. 1-26

Chin-Shan Lu

Yard operations in the container terminal-a study in the ‘unproductive moves’ pp. 27-38

Tao Chen

A system dynamic analysis of officer manpower in the merchant marine pp. 39-60

Bernardo Obando-Rojas

Some unsettling maritime terms: the interpretation of found, cargo, ballast and voyage pp. 61-68

Craig J. Forsyth

The commercialization of East European liner shipping: the experience of Poland pp. 69-79

M. S. Roe

Norwegian shipping: measuring foreign exchange risk pp. 81-91

H. K. Leggate

General review of the Chinese shipping policy for the contemporary era pp. 93-99

Guangqi Sun

Book review pp. 101-101

Philip Pothen