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The Port, the Sea and the Wrong Sun
2022The port of Gioia Tauro was always there, yet was never there, in my youth. Something so big and yet so out of place. No one seemed to be working at the site of the port of Gioia Tauro on a Monday morning in November 2017. I had driven by the port fences many times before but that time I stopped. Where was everyone?
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2017
Abstract Ports are vital to the functioning of the Internal Market and the economic strength of the European Union. The European Union is dependent on its ports to facilitate trade, not just internationally, but also between Member States themselves; in fact, 75 per cent of vessels in EU ports are making intra-EU journeys.
Elvira Aliende Rodríguez +1 more
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Abstract Ports are vital to the functioning of the Internal Market and the economic strength of the European Union. The European Union is dependent on its ports to facilitate trade, not just internationally, but also between Member States themselves; in fact, 75 per cent of vessels in EU ports are making intra-EU journeys.
Elvira Aliende Rodríguez +1 more
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Port to Port Sea Voyaging and the Logistics of Empire
2021Abstract The chapter shows how the onset of the First World war rerouted the material and human circuits that traversed the eastern Mediterranean. The outcome of this process, though not without its challenges, was the establishment of a British maritime logistical network that linked Alexandria and Salonica, numerous islands between ...
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International journal of maritime economics, 2001
With its present borders, Russia faces severe limitations in port capacity in relation to the demand of the domestic industry and raw material producers. The Baltic states possess, on the other hand, a port capacity that vastly exceeds local demand and continues to attract large volumes of Russian transit cargo. In this paper, existing Russian ports on
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With its present borders, Russia faces severe limitations in port capacity in relation to the demand of the domestic industry and raw material producers. The Baltic states possess, on the other hand, a port capacity that vastly exceeds local demand and continues to attract large volumes of Russian transit cargo. In this paper, existing Russian ports on
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Container Security at Sea and in Ports
2018This chapter discusses maritime container security in practice. It introduces one of the major threats to container security at sea, namely piracy, as well as container security in ports. Also, the obstacles and challenges of the tools in securing container security in ports are discussed.
Girish Gujar, Adolf K. Y. Ng, Zaili Yang
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Motorway of the sea port requirements: the viewpoint of port authorities
International Journal of Logistics Research and Applications, 2008The short sea shipping reports presented by the European Commission have shown that this industry segment is still lagging behind road transport and suffering from numerous constraints. To foster the elimination of the latter, the 2003 action programme on the promotion of short sea shipping presented 14 measures, one of which concerned motorways of the
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Port cities have always been key hubs for the transport of goods and people. Portsmeet global transportation needs,while being integrated into geographies subject to local policies. Maritime and logistical flows pass through ports and densely built-up areas, creating new environmental challenges.
Ginevra Balletto +2 more
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Northern Sea Route port infrastructure development on the example of the Arkhangelsk Sea Port
Экономика, экология и общество России в 21-м столетии, 2021Emelyan Artemovich Efremov +1 more
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