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Friday, 01 January 2010

 


Port Effectiveness; Users perspectives in North America
...November 2011...A new port study by Mary Brooks, Thanos Pallis and Tony Schellinck examining Users' perspectives of port effectiveness in North America is published in Transport Research... Read more...
NEW PORT STUDIES! REPEP members participated @ the 2011 IAME Conference
...November 2011... REPEP members presented a number of new port studies at IAME 2011 – the annual conference of the International Association of Maritime Economists, that took place in... Read more...
Which are the leading journals in port studies?
IAME's partner journals Maritime Policy and Management (MPM) and Maritime Economics and Logistics (MEL) are the leading journal as regards articles on seaports - as PortEconomics  member... Read more...
Minimum Efficient Scale vs Preferred Scale of Container Terminals
The scale of a port terminal is the theme of a new port study, by REPEP member Thanos Pallis and the PortEonomics members Vicky Kasselimi, Theo Notteboom, and Sheila Farrell. The decision... Read more...
New Maritime Education Paper published in MPM
PortEconomics members Thanos A. Pallis and Adolf K.Y. Ng have recently published A new paper on maritime education in Maritime Policy and Management (vol. 38, no. 4, pp. 369-393),... Read more...
   

PortEconomics.gr

 

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) Laboratory) 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.


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The main objectives of the PortEconomics.gr initiative are:

  • - 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;
  • - To establish and foster a knowledge exchange network of scholars, policy-makers, practitioners and students interested in port issues; and
  •  - To develop and promote relevant resources for increased port studies.

  



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