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Gordon Wilmsmeier

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Jason Monios

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Published:: 04 Mar 2020

Page Range:: 359–374

Collection:: Social and Political Science 2020

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Geographies of Maritime Transport

Edited by

Gordon Wilmsmeier

and

Jason Monios

Monograph Book

Published:: 04 Mar 2020

Print ISBN:: 9781788976633

eISBN:: 9781788976640

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781788976640

Pages:: 400

Collection:: Social and Political Science 2020

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Front Matter
- Copyright
- Contents
- Editors and contributors
Chapter 1: Geographies of maritime transport
Chapter 2: The geography of maritime trade: globalisation and beyond
Chapter 3: GDP and international seaborne trade: past trends, present breaks and future directions
Chapter 4: Geography versus topology in the evolution of the global container shipping network (1977–2016)
Chapter 5: The geography of commodity flows: the bulk sector
Chapter 6: Commodity supply networks as complex adaptive systems: how commodity and freight markets respond to a supply shock
Chapter 7: The Panama and Suez Canals: re-engineered to be competitive
Chapter 8: Belts and Roads: The geopolitics and transport geography of the China–European seaborne trade
Chapter 9: Short-distance maritime geographies: short sea shipping, RoRo, feeder and inter-island transport
Chapter 10: Transport on international rivers: a model of governance for the commons?
Chapter 11: The changing geography of cruise shipping
Chapter 12: Container shipping: beyond the era of maturity?
Chapter 13: Is there a case for state ownership in ports and shipping?
Chapter 14: Financial operators in port infrastructures: typologies, objectives and global strategies
Chapter 15: Development models and policies for maritime clusters
Chapter 16: Attractiveness of port-centric advanced logistics clusters
Chapter 17: Assessing the strategic role of inland ports in urban freight policy: an application to the port of Brussels
Chapter 18: International shipping and climate change: policy responses and implications for the maritime industry
Chapter 19: Shipping and the environment: how environmental challenges impact on the shipping network
Chapter 20: Arctic sea routes: a new geography for shipping
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