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Port Economics, Management and Policy

A comprehensive analysis of the port industry

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# Port Economics, Management and Policy

> A comprehensive analysis of the port industry

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- [Main Physical Elements of a Port (new page)](https://porteconomicsmanagement.org/main-physical-elements-of-a-port-new-page/): A generic representation of the main physical elements of a contemporary port. Helpful when introducing port infrastructure to an audience. Main Physical Elements of a Port | Port Economics, Management and Policy
- [Global cruise passengers carried (update)](https://porteconomicsmanagement.org/global-cruise-passengers-carried-update/): 2020 cruise passengers figures underline the sharp impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on cruises. The industry lost more than 20 million passengers between 2019 and 2020 (from 27.5 million to 7 million). Since then, the recovery has been impressive: 31.7 million passengers cruised in 2023, and forecasts estimate the reach of 40 million cruise passengers
- [Maritime Zones and Legal Boundaries (new page)](https://porteconomicsmanagement.org/maritime-zones-and-legal-boundaries-new-page/): Maritime zones and their jurisdiction are well covered in maritime law, particularly over the issue of territorial sea and exclusive economic zones. A new page provides a synthetic representation of the main maritime zones and their implications for ports. Maritime Zones and Legal Boundaries | Port Economics, Management and Policy
- [Main sources of cyberattacks (new)](https://porteconomicsmanagement.org/main-sources-of-cyberattacks-new/): Added a page describing the main sources of cyberattacks, including those that can impact the maritime and port industry. Financial gain remains one of the core drivers, but activism may use cyberattacks to disrupt operations and damage the reputation of the organization. Main Sources of Cyberattacks | Port Economics, Management and Policy (porteconomicsmanagement.org)
- [New Chapter about Ports and the Circular Economy](https://porteconomicsmanagement.org/new-chapter-about-ports-and-the-circular-economy/): The Ports and the Circular Economy chapter is the latest addition to Port Economics, Management, and Policy. It is a collaboration between the main authors of the textbook: Theo Notteboom, Thanos Pallis, and Jean-Paul Rodrigue. The main issues covered include: The potential and the role of ports in circular economy implementation. The impacts of the
- [Amazon Inbound Cross Dock Facilities Network (new page)](https://porteconomicsmanagement.org/amazon-inbound-cross-dock-facilities-network-new-page/): Major online retailers, such as Amazon, have replicated and adapted the inbound cross-docking facilities developed by conventional retailers in the 1990s to transload contain
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