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PortNewsletter-No.3-Summer 2010
September 2010...We are pleased to communicate the third issue of the PortNewsletter (Summer 2010). Read in this Issue: - Recent ENPOS Studies - In the press... - Events we participated - Shaping... Read more...
Call for Papers: institutions & transport/logistics nodes
A Call for Abstracts and Papers for a Conference Session and Special Issue to explore the relationship between institutions, path dependency and the governance and development of transport/logistics... Read more...
Autumn 2010: Meet REPEP members @ key maritime events
Autumn 2010: This autumn, REPEP members will attend and a number of port and maritime related events. Highlights include invitations to present cutting edge research and viewpoints at the... Read more...
REPEP @ 8th PPRN Workshop: Setting a port research agenda
...June 2010...REPEP members Thanos Pallis, George Vaggelas, and Thomas Vitsounis participated at the 8th Port Performance Research Network (PPPRN) meeting, that was held in Lisbon, Portugal, the 6th... Read more...
REPEP members @ IAME 2010 Conference
...June 2010...REPEPmembers Thanos Pallis, George Vaggelas, IoannisLagoudis and Thomas Vitsounispresented the following  port studies at the InternationalAssociation of Maritime Economists... Read more...
 

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   PortEconomics.gr

 

PortEconomics.gr is a web-based initiative aiming to advance knowledgeexchange on seaport studies. Developed by the Researchin Port Economics and Policy (REPEP) Group, it provides freelyaccessible research, education and network-building material on critical issuesof port economics, management and policies.

The members of thegroup are affiliated with the Department ofShipping, Trade & Transport (STT), University of the Aegean (Researchin Shipping and Ports (RESHIP) Laboratory) in Greece, and are actively involvedin academic as well as contract research in port economics and policy.

REPEP members also collaborate with anextensive international network of academics interested in seaport studiesand research in Europe, N. America and Asia. These activities haveresulted in an extensive list of relevant publications, that are availablevia this website.

The main objectives of the PortEconomics.gr initiativeare:

  • - 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.

    - Visit PortEconomics.gr - for quality port research material andupdated port news

    -Download and use the available invited and peer reviewed port studies - but don't forget to cite the original work

    -Use thePortStudies Database- thecomprehensive database of all port studies published inscholarly journals  -Now updated to include papers up to: May 31, 2010

    -Send us your comments, corrections, and suggestions - they are the essential condition for improving the quality of our initiative

       
       
       
       
       
       

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