Maritime Policy & Management

1997 - 2025

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

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Volume 25, issue 4, 1998

Land utilization in the container terminal: a global perpective pp. 289-303

Tao Chen

British OSV companies in the North Sea, 1964-1997 pp. 305-312

Alan G. Jamieson

Port reform and privatization in conditions of limited competition: the experience in Colombia, Costa Rica and Nicaragua pp. 313-333

Paul E. Kent and Anatoly Hochstein

Scheduling short-term marine transport of bulk products pp. 335-348

Dan O. Bausch, Gerald G. Brown and David Ronen

Strategies of developing part administration in Ireland pp. 349-360

John Mangan and Finola Furlong

Economies of scale in container shipping pp. 361-373

Seok-Min Lim

A portfolio approach to strategic chartering decisions pp. 375-389

Jan A. Berg-Andreassen

Technology Choice and Productivity in the Turkish merchant fleet in the last two decades pp. 391-396

Sadik Özlen BaŞer

Ship Scrapping and the environment-the buck should stop! pp. 397-403

Saujanya Sinha

Book review pp. 405-406

Merv Rowlinson

Volume 25, issue 3, 1998

Editorial pp. 205-206

James McConville and Barbara Fletcher

The crisis decades pp. 207-211

Alastair Couper

Rochdale remembered: a personal memoir pp. 213-233

Richard Goss

China' maritime developments pp. 235-249

Ernst G. Frankel

A quarter a century of port management in Europe: objectives and tools pp. 251-261

F. Suykens and E. Van De Voorde

The creation of an information highway for intermodal transport pp. 263-268

Karel Vanroye and Wim A. G. Blonk

Making the Australian flag fleet efficient: dysfunctional policy processes and the ‘play of power’ pp. 269-286

Sophia Everett and Ross Robinson

Book Reviews pp. 287-287

George Hadjimatheou

Volume 25, issue 2, 1998

Editorial pp. 105-105

E. F. Shawyer

Vessel traffic service systems: cost-recovery alternatives pp. 107-115

Wayne K. Talley

Conditional modelling of tanker market risk using route specific freight rates pp. 117-128

D. R. Glen and B. T. Martin

Stability and competition in intermodal container shipping: finding a balance pp. 129-147

M. G. Graham

Seamen's accidental deaths worldwide: a new approach pp. 149-155

K. X. Li

Factors influencing the choice of flag: empirical evidence pp. 157-174

Angela Bergantino and Peter Marlow

Beta comparisons across industries—a Water transportation industry perspective pp. 175-184

Manolis Kavussanos and Stelios N. Marcoulis

Analysis of Saudi Arabian maritime transportation industry pp. 185-200

Mehmet Savsar

Book Reviews pp. 201-201

H. K. Leggate

Book Reviews pp. 202-202

A. Shaw-Lloyd

Book Reviews pp. 202-203

Helen A. Thanopoulou

Book Reviews pp. 203-204

David Glen

Volume 25, issue 1, 1998

Editorial pp. 1-2

James McConville

Autonomy, bureaucracy, professionalism and accountability: a transaction cost approach to shipboard controls pp. 3-19

N. Rao Kowtha

Asian hub/feeder nets: the dynamics of restructuring pp. 21-40

Ross Robinson

Port reform in Australia: issues in the ownership debate pp. 41-62

Sophia Everett and Ross Robinson

Container terminals in South Korea: problems and panaceas pp. 63-80

Kevin Cullinane and Dong-Wook Song

The role of training in developing entrepreneurship: the case of shipping in Italy [1] pp. 81-96

Pietro Evangelista and Alfonso Morvillo

Book Reviews pp. 97-97

Susan Hawker

Book Reviews pp. 98-99

Sheila Farrell

Book Reviews pp. 98-98

Zinan Liu

Book Reviews pp. 99-100

H. J. Lorkin

Book Reviews pp. 100-101

H. J. Lorkin

Book Reviews pp. 101-102

H. S. Redshaw

Volume 24, issue 4, 1997

Dredging, environmental issues and port experience in the United States pp. 313-318

Blair Gibb

Private profit, public loss: The financial and economic performance of U.K. ports pp. 319-334

Richard Saundry and Peter Turnbull

The relationship between period and spot rates in international maritime markets pp. 335-350

Jan A. Berg-Andreassen

Does Weight matter? A Statistical analysis of the SSY Capesize index pp. 351-364

D.R. Glen and P. Rogers

Towards a common ports policy? EU-proposals and the ports industry's perceptions pp. 365-380

Athanasios Pallis

Globalization of logistics management: present status and prospects pp. 381-387

John King

Investment incentives for British shipping: a comment on recent work pp. 389-391

Richard Goss and Peter Marlow

Book Reviews pp. 393-393

Brian A. Eales

Book Reviews pp. 394-394

Patrick Alderton

Book Reviews pp. 394-395

John Wilson

Volume 24, issue 3, 1997

State of the art and economics pp. 217-218

James McConville

Deregulation policy and revitalization of Singapore's bunker supply industry: An appraisal pp. 219-231

D. A. Pinder

Marketing the professional ship management service pp. 233-244

Photis M. Panayides and Richard Gray

The market for second-hand ships: Further results on efficiency using cointegration analysis pp. 245-260

D. R. Glen†

Tramp shipping: The role of taxation in international resource allocation pp. 261-283

Thomas P. Mayr and Raymond H. McGrath

Containerization and the competitive potential of upstream urban ports in Europe pp. 285-289

Theo Notteboom, C. Coeck †, A. Verbeke † and W. Winkemans †

The privatization of Polish ports—the present situation and outlook for the future pp. 291-297

Janusz Zurek

Extending the lifecycle of container mainports in upstream urban locations pp. 299-301

Alfred J. Baird

Book Reviews pp. 303-303

Sheila Farrell

Book Reviews pp. 304-305

Marianne Kilpatrick

Book Reviews pp. 305-306

N. Sarantis

Book Reviews pp. 306-307

Ralph Beddard

Book Reviews pp. 307-308

Susan Hawker

Book Reviews pp. 308-309

Patrick Alderton

Volume 24, issue 2, 1997

Editorial pp. 121-122

James McConville

Reforming Canadian ports pp. 123-144

Michael C. Ircha

Risk and return of U.S. water transportation stocks over time and over bull and bear market conditions pp. 145-158

Manolis Kavussanos and Stelios N. Marcoulis

Valuation of VLCCs under income uncertainty pp. 159-174

Jostein Tvedt†

World container port rankings pp. 175-181

Douglas K. Fleming

Fleet deployment optimization for liner shipping: an integer programming model pp. 183-192

B. J. Powell and A .N. Perkins

Bigger vessels: How big is too big? pp. 193-211

R. G. McLellan

Book Reviews pp. 213-215

Richard Goss

Book Reviews pp. 215-215

H. K. Leggate

Volume 24, issue 1, 1997

Editorial pp. 1-1

James McConville

Guest Editorial pp. 3-8

David Cockcroft

Forecasting tanker freight rate using neural networks pp. 9-30

Jun Li and Michael G. Parsons

An investigation into the suitability of an enclosed seaport for cruise ships the case of Leith pp. 31-43

Alfred J. Baird

[What is the cost of increasing taxation?] (Oslo: Statistics Norway: Oekonomiske analyser no 8). [In Nowegian] pp. 45-54

Kristen Knudsen

The Competitive dynamics of the freight container manufacturing industry pp. 55-71

Thuong T. Le

A comparison between conventional and advanced handling systems for low volume container maritime terminals pp. 73-92

A. Ballis, J. Golias and C. Abarkoumkin

(New York: Vintage) pp. 45--55 pp. 93-113

Kingsley E. Haynes, Yulan Magnolia Hsing and Roger R. Stough

Book Reviews pp. 115-116

Ivonia Rebelo

Book Reviews pp. 115-115

David Moreby

Book Reviews pp. 117-118

John Wilson

Book Reviews pp. 117-117

D. E. Ray

Book Reviews pp. 118-119

S. Hodges