Transportation Journal

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Volume 45, issue 4, 2006

A Note from the Editor pp. 3-3

Martin Dresner

Tribute to John C. Spychalski pp. 4-5

Evelyn Thomchick

Evaluating Key Logistics Capabilities for International Distribution Center Operators in Taiwan pp. 9-27

Chin‐Shan Lu and Ching‐Chiao Yang

Security and the Global Supply Chain pp. 28-51

Ravi Sarathy

Reconfiguration of Pharmaceutical Logistics Operations in China: An Empirical Study pp. 52-66

Xiaofeng Shao and Jianhua Ji

Deregulation Delayed Is Deregulation Denied: Appealing the Wright Amendment pp. 67-71

M. Theodore Farris and Terrance L. Pohlen

Trucking in the Age of Information, by DaleBelman and ChelseaWhiteIII, eds. Ashgate Publishing Co., Burlington, Vermont. 2005. Pp. xvi, 305. ISBN 0‐7546‐4206‐2. $114.95 pp. 72-73

Scott B. Keller

Volume 45, issue 3, 2006

Editorial Comment pp. 4-4

John C. Spychalski

Determining Important Carrier Attributes: A Fresh Perspective Using the Theory of Reasoned Action pp. 7-19

M. Douglas Voss, Thomas J. Page,, Scott B. Keller and John Ozment

Safety Technology Adoption Patterns in the U.S. Motor Carrier Industry pp. 20-45

David E. Cantor, Thomas M. Corsi and Curtis M. Grimm

Skill Requirements of Contemporary Senior‐ and Entry‐Level Logistics Managers: A Comparative Analysis pp. 46-60

Paul R. Murphy and Richard F. Poist

The Real‐Time Global Supply Chain Game: New Educational Tool for Developing Supply Chain Management Professionals pp. 61-73

Thomas M. Corsi, Sandor Boyson, Alexander Verbraeck, Stijn‐Pieter Van Houten, Chaodong Han and John R. Macdonald

Urban Transit: Operations, Planning and Economics, by Vukan R.Vuchic. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 10475 Crosspoint Boulevard, Indianapolis, Indiana 46256 (order location). 2005. Pp.644. ISBN 0‐471‐63265‐1. Hardcover. $120.00 pp. 74-75

George M. Smerk

Uncommon Carriers, by JohnMcPhee. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, New York. 2006. Pp. 248. ISBN 0‐374‐28039‐8. $24.00 pp. 76-77

Stanley G. Long

Volume 45, issue 2, 2006

ROBERT H. CURLETTE: An Appreciation pp. 4-4

John C. Spychalski

Mergers and Acquisitions in the Maritime Transport Industry 1996—2000 pp. 7-22

Mary R. Brooks and Pamela Ritchie

Opportunities for Research in Third‐Party Logistics pp. 23-38

Michael J. Maloni and Craig R. Carter

A Disaggregate Analysis of Ocean Carriers' Transit Time Performance pp. 39-60

John P. Saldanha, Dawn M. Russell and John E. Tyworth

Transportation, Sixth Edition, by John J.Coyle, Edward J.Bardi, Robert A.Novack. Thomson South‐Western, Mason, Ohio. 2006. Pp.i‐xvi, 1‐512. ISBN 0‐324‐20214‐8. $130.95 pp. 61-62

Clyde Kenneth Walter

Integrated Land‐Use and Transportation Models: Behavioural Foundations, by MartinLee‐Gosselin and SeanDoherty, eds. Elsevier Ltd., Oxford, United Kingdom. First Edition 2005. Pp. 306. ISBN hardcover 0‐08‐044669‐8. U.S. $99.95 pp. 63-63

Venky Shankar

Taking the High Road: A Metropolitan Agenda for Transportation Reform, BruceKatz and RobertPuentes, eds. Brookings Institution Press, Washington, DC. 2005. Pp. 235. Paper. ISBN 0‐8157‐4827‐2. $22.95 pp. 64-65

Joe B. Hanna

Volume 45, issue 1, 2006

The Response of the U.S. Maritime Industry to the New Container Security Initiatives pp. 5-15

Marc Thibault, Mary R. Brooks and Kenneth Button

CONUS Prepositioned Afloat Aircraft Carriers: A Concept for Mobilizing Heavy Brigades pp. 16-29

Charles R. Henderson and Stephan P. Brady

Comparison of Investment Preferences for International Logistics Zones in Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, and Shanghai Ports from a Taiwanese Manufacturer's Perspective pp. 30-51

Chin‐Shan Lu and Ching‐Chiao Yang

The Wright Amendment: Time for Repeal: A Policy Issue Note pp. 52-60

M. Theodore Farris and Stephen M. Swartz

Logistics and Supply Chain Management: Creating Value‐Adding Networks, Third Edition, by MartinChristopher. Prentice‐Hall / Financial Times, Great Britain. 2005. Pp. i‐x, 1 ‐ 305. ISBN 0‐273‐68176‐1. $30.05 pp. 61-62

A. Michael Knemeyer

Volume 44, issue 4, 2005

Information Technology Adoption in Hong Kong's Logistics Industry pp. 1-9

Kee‐Hung Lai, E. W. T. Ngai and T. C. E. Cheng

Interfirm Linkages and the Structure and Evolution of the Danish Trucking Industry pp. 10-26

Henrik Sornn‐Friese

A Social Anthropology of Logistics Research: Exploring Productivity and Collaboration in an Emerging Science pp. 27-43

Chad W. Autry and Stanley E. Griffis

The Air Cargo Industry in China: Implications of Globalization and WTO Accession pp. 44-62

Michael Ka‐Yiu Fung, Anming Zhang, Lawrence Chi‐Kin Leung and Japhet Sebastian Law

Alternative Methods for Estimating State Welfare Gains from Economic Deregulation of Intrastate Motor Freight Carriage: A Comparison of Results: Comment pp. 63-64

Peter F. Swan

Government Transportation Statistics: Use with Caution: A Research Note pp. 65-72

H. David Bess, Henry S. Marcus and Michael E. Valdez

Principles of Transport Economics, by EmileQuinet and RogerVickerman Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., Northampton, MA 01060‐3711. 2004. ISBN 1‐84064‐865‐1. $130.00 pp. 73-74

Kenneth D. Boyer

Volume 44, issue 3, 2005

North American Container Port Capacity: An Exploratory Analysis pp. 1-22

Michael Maloni and Eric C. Jackson

Trucking Mergers and Acquisitions in Canada and the U.S. Since NAFTA pp. 23-38

Mary R. Brooks and Pamela Ritchie

Studies of Trends in Third‐Party Logistics Usage: What Can We Conclude? pp. 39-50

Bryan Ashenbaum, Arnold Maltz and Elliot Rabinovich

A Study of the Activities and Roles of Public Transit Boards pp. 51-76

Kofi Obeng and Isaiah O. Ugboro

Wedding of the Waters: The Erie Canal and the Making of a Great Nation, by Peter L.Bernstein. W.W. Norton and Company, Inc., 500 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10110. 2005. Pp. 352. ISBN 0‐393‐05233‐8. $24.95 pp. 77-78

Mitchell G. Kostoulakos

Volume 44, issue 2, 2005

The Use of Third‐Party Logistics Services by Large American Manufacturers: The 2004 Survey pp. 5-15

Robert Lieb and Brooks A. Bentz

North American Container Port Capacity: A Literature Review pp. 16-36

Michael Maloni and Eric C. Jackson

The Core Shipper Concept: A Proactive Strategy for Motor Freight Carriers pp. 37-53

Kathryn Dobie

Affiliation of Authors in Transportation and Logistics Academic Journals: A Reassessment pp. 54-64

Craig R. Carter, David B. Vellenga, Julie J. Gentry and Benjamin J. Allen

Semantics? Service versus Product in Air Transport pp. 65-67

Pamela C. Marett

Volume 44, issue 1, 2005

Exploring the Potential Impact of Relationship Characteristics and Customer Attributes on the Outcomes of Third‐party Logistics Arrangements pp. 5-19

A. Michael Knemeyer and Paul R. Murphy

An Investigation of Motorists' Perceptions of Trucks on the Highways pp. 20-32

Robert S. Moore, Stephen LeMay, Melissa L. Moore, Pearson Lidell, Brian Kinard and David McMillen

Policy Decisions and Modal Choice: An Example from the European Union pp. 33-44

Dina Ribbink, Allard Van Riel and Janjaap Semeijn

Alternative Methods for Estimating State Welfare Gains from Economic Deregulation of Intrastate Motor Freight Carriage: A Comparison of Results pp. 45-61

W. Bruce Allen

Laborgistics: A New Strategy for Management, by DominiqueRoux. Economica, 49, Rue Hericart, 75015, Paris, France. 2004. Pp. 127. ISBN 2‐7178‐4809‐6. 30 euros pp. 62-62

Walter Zinn