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Seaports in transition

Regards sur l’IRHiS : le carnet des doctorant·e·s, 2014
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Seaport marketing: a census of Australian seaports

2023
In recent times, the Australian seaport sector has witnessed a transformation in ownership, management, and operations as a result of government reform and developments in the broader maritime industry. This has created a hypercompetitive environment, typical of the New Economy, in which seaports must now manage. Seaports are facing an erosion of their
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Governance in Seaport Clusters [PDF]

Maritime Economics & Logistics, 2004
Seaports can be meaningfully analysed with a cluster perspective. In this perspective, seaports are regarded as concentrations of economic activity related to the arrival and service of ships and cargoes at ports. This perspective has two main advantages: first, it draws attention to forces of agglomeration and disagglomeration in seaports.
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Economic policies and seaports: The economic functions of seaports

Maritime Policy & Management, 1990
This paper argues that the economic functions of seaports are to benefit those whose trade passes through them, i.e. through providing increments to consumers' and producers' surpluses. Whilst recent developments in the technologies of seaports (containers, bigger ships, more rapid handling of bulk cargoes) have increased technical efficiency, they ...
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Seaport efficiency and competitiveness in European seaports

Transport Policy, 2022
Rabeb Kammoun, Chokri Abdennadher
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Seaports

2021
Mary R. Brooks, Geraldine Knatz
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