International Handbook of Maritime Economics

Edited by Kevin Cullinane

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This timely and comprehensive new Handbook brings together an unrivalled group of distinguished scholars and practitioners to provide in-depth analysis and a contemporary perspective on a wide-ranging array of topics in maritime economics.

Keywords: Economics and Finance; Environment; Urban and Regional Studies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: R0 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
ISBN: 9781847209337
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Editor’s Introduction: We Never Know the Worth of Water Till the Well is Dry

Kevin Cullinane

Ch 2 The Maritime Industry: Key Developments in Seaborne Trade, Maritime Business and Markets

Hassiba Benamara, Jan Hoffmann and Vincent Valentine

Ch 3 The Option to Change the Flag of a Vessel

Manolis Kavussanos and Andrianos Tsekrekos

Ch 4 Fixtures-based Freight Rate Indices, and their Impact on Freight Rate Modelling in the Shipping Industry

Albert Veenstra and Jan van Dalen

Ch 5 Fundamental Analysis and Relative Efficiency of Maritime Firms: Dry Bulk vs Tanker Firms

Photis Panayides and Neophytos Lambertides

Ch 6 Modelling the Impact of Double Hull Technology on Oil Spill Numbers

David Glen

Ch 7 An Investigation into the Effect of Risk Management on the Profitability of Shipping Investment and Operations

Amir H. Alizadeh and Nikos Nomikos

Ch 8 Structural Factors Underlying Mergers and Acquisitions in Liner Shipping

Mike Fusillo

Ch 9 Liner Shipping Networks and Market Concentration

Ricardo J. Sanchez and Gordon Wilmsmeier

Ch 10 One-Hundred Percent Scanning of Port Containers: The Impact on Maritime Transport Chains

Wayne Talley

Ch 11 Are Bunker Adjustment Factors Aimed at Revenue-making or Cost Recovery? Empirical Evidence on the Pricing Strategies of Shipping Lines

Theo Nooteboom and Pierre Cariou

Ch 12 The Value of Direct Call Services by Container Shipping Lines in Northern Europe: Support Model for Strategic Scenario Development and Case Study

Arne Jensen and Rickard Bergqvist

Ch 13 An Analysis of Short Sea Shipping as an Alternative for Freight Transport

Lourdes Trujillo, Francesca Medda and María M. González

Ch 14 Optimal Inventory Control for Empty Containers in a Port with Random Demands and Repositioning Delays

Dong-Ping Song and Qing Zhang

Ch 15 Measuring Competition between Ports

Simme Veldman and Eric van Drunen

Ch 16 Captive and Contestable Port Hinterlands: Modelling and Visualization using GIS

Jacon Kronbak and Kevin Cullinane

Ch 17 Seaport Efficiency and Productivity Growth

Carlos Barros, Hercules Haralambides, Mohamed Hussain and Nicolas Perpoch

Ch 18 A Multi-step Approach to Model the Relative Efficiency of European Ports: The Role of Regulation and Other Non-discretionary Factors

Angela Bergantino and Enrico Musso

Ch 19 Is Puerto Limon a Real Lemon? Port Inefficiency and its Impact

Paul Kent and Alan Fox

Ch 20 Port Performance in Changing Logistics Environments: Measurement Development and Model Testing

Su-Han Woo and Stephen Pettit

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