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Container traffic around the Panama cluster

December 18, 2020 Jean-Paul Rodrigue

Major bottlenecks of global maritime shipping are convenient locations for transshipment. The Panama cluster is no exception with more than 12 million TEUs handled in 2018.

Container Traffic Handled at the Main Ports Around the Panama Canal

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Port Economics, Management and Policy
Theo Notteboom, Athanasios Pallis and Jean-Paul Rodrigue (2022) Port Economics, Management and Policy, New York: Routledge, 690 pages / 218 illustrations. ISBN 9780367331559.

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Contents

  • I. PORTS & SHIPPING NETWORKS
  • II. PORTS & HINTERLAND NETWORKS
  • III. PORTS IN TRANSITION
  • IV. PORT TERMINALS
  • V. BULK & BREAKBULK PORTS
  • VI. CONTAINER PORTS
  • VII. PASSENGER PORTS
  • VIII. PORT GOVERNANCE
  • IX. PORT COMPETITION
  • X. PORT PERFORMANCE
  • XI. PORT POLICIES & DEVELOPMENT
  • XII. CASE STUDIES

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