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Proactive and Reactive Mitigation for Port Resilience

Proactive and Reactive Mitigation for Port Resilience

Source: Adapted from UNCTAD (2022) Building Capacity to Manage Risks and Enhance Resilience: A Guidebook for Ports, UNCTAD/TCS/DTL/INF/2022/3.

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CONTENTS ‣ X. PORT PERFORMANCE ‣ Chapter 10.4 – Port Resilience ‣ Proactive and Reactive Mitigation for Port Resilience
Port Economics, Management and Policy
Theo Notteboom, Athanasios Pallis and Jean-Paul Rodrigue (2026) Port Economics, Management and Policy, 2nd Edition, New York: Routledge, 820 pages / 232 illustrations. ISBN 9781032955339.

doi.org/10.4324/9781003585367

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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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