Palgrave Studies in Maritime Economics

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Ch Chapter 13 Fish Farming and Livelihood of Households in Coastal States in Nigeria: Oluwayemisi Kadijat Adeleke, Moyinoluwa Deborah Irelewuyi and Romanus Osabohien
Ch Chapter 14 Regulating and Financing Greek Ports: Athanasios Pallis and Georgios Vaggelas
Ch Chapter 14 Mangroves for Livelihood Resilience Along the Coast of Cameroon: Suiven John Paul Tume, Nyong Princely Awazi, Tosam Hycinth Ngong, Harry Wirngo Mairomi, Constantine Nwune Alusoh, Banseka Jane Frances Yenlajai and Jude Ndzifon Kimengsi
Ch Chapter 15 Aims, Goals, and Results of Port Reforms in Italy: Sergio Prete and Alessio Tei
Ch Chapter 15 Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated Fishing and the Blue Economy: Community Perspectives and Socio-Economic Effects in Coastal Small-Scale Fisheries in Ghana: Sedinam Amenutsuor-Vondee, Godwin Kofi Vondolia, Eric Amoo Bondzie and Macbeth Kwame Blay
Ch Chapter 16 The Dutch Port System: Regulation and Planning Issues: Claudio Ferrari, Bart Kuipers and Alessio Tei
Ch Chapter 17 Regulation and Finance in the Norwegian Port Sector: Axel Merkel and Ziaul Haque Munim
Ch Chapter 17 Modeling Potential Flood Occurrence under Climate-Related Variables in Kilifi Coastal County, Kenya: Eline Nyiransengiyumva, Richard Adade, Noble Kwame Asare and Precious Agbeko Dzorgbe Mattah
Ch Chapter 18 Regulation and Finance in the Spanish Port Sector: Beatriz Tovar and Alan Wall
Ch Chapter 19 Port Regulation and Finance in Turkey: Soner Esmer and Seçil Sigali
Ch Chapter 2 African Seaports in Transition, 1850–1880s: Guy Saupin
Ch Chapter 2 Where Policy Meets Practice: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Fisheries Co-Management Practices in Ghana’s Coastal Regions: Samuel-Richard Kwame Bogobley, Isaac Okyere and Alhassan Karakara
Ch Chapter 2 A New Governance Perspective on Port–Hinterland Relationships: The Port Hinterland Impact (PHI) Matrix: Elvira Haezendonck, Michael Dooms and Alain Verbeke
Ch Chapter 2 Hafnia Tankers—Setting Out for the Long Run: Martin Jes Iversen and Jesper Buhl
Ch Chapter 2 Amoco Cadiz and the Early Days of EC Maritime Regulation: Ketil Djønne
Ch Chapter 2 Institutions, Port Planning and Finance: Enrico Musso and Alessio Tei
Ch Chapter 2 The Declining Role of Western Europe in Shipping and Shipbuilding, 1900–2000: Stig Tenold
Ch Chapter 2 The Use of Coal in Maritime Transport and Maritime Station Networks: Routes, Stores and Companies, Circa 1850–1930: Miguel Suárez Bosa
Ch Chapter 20 The British Port System: Current Organisation and Regulatory Challenges: Alessio Tei
Ch Chapter 21 Port Development, Regulation and Financial Approach: Giovanni Satta and Alessio Tei
Ch Chapter 22 Insights for Policymakers: Claudio Ferrari
Ch Chapter 3 Norden: The Critical China Note: Martin Jes Iversen and Jesper Buhl
Ch Chapter 3 Port Finance and Regulation in Kenya: Michaël Dooms and Denis Lewa Muganga
Ch Chapter 3 Port Systems and Regional Hierarchies in Africa in the Long Term: Daniel Castillo Hidalgo and César Ducruet
Ch Chapter 3 Bunkering in West Africa: The Case of Dakar: Daniel Castillo Hidalgo
Ch Chapter 3 The Emergence of Maritime Governance in the Post-War World: Katharina Reiling
Ch Chapter 3 The Persistent Relevance of Transborder (Focal) Regions: The Case of the European Blue Banana: Paul Brugman and Alain Verbeke
Ch Chapter 3 Braer and Breakthrough for EU Maritime Engagement and Regulation: Ketil Djønne
Ch Chapter 4 The Rhenish-Westphalian Coal Syndicate and the German Bunker Coal Business, 1905–1947: Eva-Maria Roelevink
Ch Chapter 4 Modernization and Development of the Moroccan Port Model During the Protectorate (1912–1956): Miguel Suárez Bosa
Ch Chapter 4 Erika, a Watershed in International Maritime Governance: Ketil Djønne
Ch Chapter 4 Maersk: Steering Clear of the Commodity Trap: Martin Jes Iversen and Jesper Buhl
Ch Chapter 4 Integrated Ports Clusters and Competitive Advantage in an Extended Resource Pool for the Antwerp Seaport: Elvira Haezendonck and Mychal Langenus
Ch Chapter 4 Thinking Outside ‘The Box’: Decolonization and Containerization: Nicholas J. White
Ch Chapter 4 Regulation, Governance and Infrastructure Pricing in South Africa’s Ports Sector: Mihalis Chasomeris and Sanele Gumede
Ch Chapter 5 Common Destines: French Trading Ports and Oil in the Twentieth Century, 1914–1965: Bruno Marnot
Ch Chapter 5 ‘Containerization in Globalization’: A Case Study of How Maersk Line Became a Transnational Company: Henrik Sornn-Friese
Ch Chapter 5 Catalysing the Trajectory of Mauritius Towards a Sustainable Blue Economy: A Systemic and “Value-Chain” Approach: Madhvee Madhou, Patten-Ramen S. Aroonassala and Khodabux B. Nabiihah
Ch Chapter 5 The Impact of Clusters on Firms’ Environmental Strategies: Case Study of Antwerp’s Chemical Cluster: Tim Jans and Elvira Haezendonck
Ch Chapter 5 Seaports of the Gulf of Guinea, C.1970–2018: Developments and Transformations: Edmund Chilaka and Ayodeji Olukoju
Ch Chapter 5 Prestige and Near Breakdown of the Safety Regime: Ketil Djønne
Ch Chapter 5 Regulation and Finance in the Port Sector: Current Practices and the Future of Port Development in Mexico: Giulia Arduino and David Guillermo Carrillo Murillo
Ch Chapter 6 The Impact of Collaboration on Green Competitive Advantage in Europe’s Largest Petrochemical Cluster: Tim Jans, Elvira Haezendonck and Alain Verbeke
Ch Chapter 6 From EU-IMO Confrontation to Constructive Institutional Interaction: Ketil Djønne
Ch Chapter 6 U.S. Port Governance and Investment: Sashi N. Kumar, Lauren Brand, Katie Lientz and Douglas McDonald
Ch Chapter 6 French Capital, Gdynia, and the Position of Polish Coal on International Markets in the Interwar Period: Jerzy Łazor
Ch Chapter 6 Ports’s Performance: The Case of East African Ports: Lourdes Trujillo, Ivone Pérez and Casiano Manrique- de-Lara-Peñate
Ch Chapter 6 East Asiatic Company’s Difficult Experiences with Containerization: Martin Jes Iversen
Ch Chapter 7 EU Maritime Safety Policy and the International Regime, 1975–2015: Summing-up and Conclusions: Ketil Djønne
Ch Chapter 7 Ports, Coal, and Exports from the Argentine Pampas Region: An Evaluation of the Institutional Actors Related to Coal Circulation in the Agro-Export Period, 1860–1930: Santiago Prieto, Miguel Ángel Marco (h), José Luis Jofré and Marcelo Weissel
Ch Chapter 7 The Development of the Container Port System in Southern Africa: Theo E. Notteboom and Darren Fraser
Ch Chapter 7 Regulation and Finance in the Bangladesh Port Industry: Ziaul Haque Munim
Ch Chapter 7 Shipping as a Knowledge Industry: Research and Strategic Planning at Ocean Group: Niels P. Petersson
Ch Chapter 8 The Role of Greek Shipowners in the Revival of Northern European Shipyards in the 1950s: Gelina Harlaftis and Christos Tsakas
Ch Chapter 8 The Chinese Port System: Current Organization and Investment Solutions: Qiang Zhang and Yang Chen
Ch Chapter 8 Maritime Networks of Africa and Asia: César Ducruet and Kenmei Tsubota
Ch Chapter 8 The Coal Economy in Brazil (1850–1889): Cezar Honorato, Luiz Cláudio M. Ribeiro and Thiago Mantuano
Ch Chapter 8 Deep PTAs and Marine Biodiversity Conservation in Africa: The Role of Institutions: Camara Kwasi Obeng, Michael Tutu Boadu and Alhassan Karakara
Ch Chapter 9 Regional, yet Global: The Life Cycle of Overnight Ferry Shipping: René Taudal Poulsen
Ch Chapter 9 Examining the Preparedness of Kenya’s Marine Fisheries and Maritime Transport Sectors for the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence: Brigid K. Gesami, Jacob Nunoo, Stephen Edward Moore and Joshua Sebu
Ch Chapter 9 Afterword: The Past and Future of African Seaports: Ayodeji Olukoju and Daniel Castillo Hidalgo
Ch Chapter 9 Development of Japan’s Port System: Hidekazu Itoh