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PortEconomics.gr
Sunday, 09 March 2008

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Review of PortStudies available on line

- the comprehensive database of port studies -


Press Release

- REPEP partners ESPO to develop Port Perfomance Indicators -


Study on passenger ports now published

 -a study examining services in passenger port and their benefits -


The PortEconomics.gr initiative 

PortEconomics.gr is a web-based initiative aiming to advance knowledge exchange on seaport studies. Developed by the Research in Port Economics and Policy (REPEP) Group, it provides freely accessible research, education and network-building material on critical issues of port economics, management and policies.

The members of the group are affiliated with the Department of Shipping, Trade & Transport (STT), University of the Aegean (Research in Shipping and Ports (RESHIP) Laboraotry) in Greece, and are actively involved in academic as well as contract research in port economics and policy.

REPEP members also collaborate with an extensive international network of academics interested in seaport studies and research in Europe, N. America and Asia. These activities have resulted in an extensive list of relevant publications, that are available via this website. 

The main objectives of the PortEconomics.gr initiative are:  
  1. To disseminate the activities and research output of the members of REPER by providing open access to the research and analysis contacted by the group’s members;
  2. To establish and foster a knowledge exchange network of scholars, policymakers, practitioners and students interested in port issues; and
  3. To develop and promote relevant resources for increased port studies.

Aiming to promote port studies, our website provides the PortStudies Database, a key reference database including studies in port economics, management and policy since 1997. 

It also provides the Essential Readings, an e-publication series with the aim being to provide a comprehensive list of publications that facilitate the understanding and study of the economics and management of ports, as well as of the economics andpolicy making process of the European (Maritime) Transport Policies.

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PortEconomics.gr @ AIGAIO.edu
...January 2010...An article about the research activities of the participants at the PortEconomics.gr initiative appears at the University of the Aegean monthly newspaper. The article reports on the... Read more...
Passenger Ports: Services and their benefits
...January 2010...A new study on passenger ports, entitled Passenger Ports: Services and their benefits is now published by REPEP members George Vaggelas and Thanos Pallis, in Maritime Policy and... Read more...
REPEP partners ESPO to develop Port Performance Indicators
...December 2009... REPEP partners the European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) to develop the key European Community project PPRISM (Port Performance Indicators: Selection and Measurement)... Read more...
Presentation: Med Ports Competitiveness
...December 2009... REPEP members Thanos Pallis and George Vaggelas deliver an invited presentation at the Develop MED Program Round Table that was held at the Ministry of the Economy,... Read more...
Ports & Terminals as a Financial Playground
REPEP member delivers presentation at the Port Finance International Conference ... November 2009… REPEP member Thanos Pallis delivers an invited presentation at the Port Finance... Read more...
 

 

 

    

Learn more about the invited and peer reviewed studies that REPEP members  presented in autumn 2009 at major port events. The following studies can be downloaded @ PortEconomics.gr: 



REPEP members would be pleased to discuss with you these studies and explore potential collaboration opportunities

 
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