“Maritime Transport:
Opportunities & Threats in the Post-crises world”
Under the auspices of the International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME)
PROCEEDINGS ISBN: 978 960 93 3295 8
Conference Theme
The year 2008 has been a milestone for global economy all. The credit crunch and the subsequent economics crisis ended a period of unprecedented growth of trade and transport demand. The effects on maritime and transport industries have been severe. All those involved in shipping, ports and intermodal transport, have to revisit earlier assumptions and reshape business models of development to prepare for the future. The observed difficulties are accompanied with considerable opportunities to develop corrective actions that address pre-existing misallocations. At the same time the quest of shipping and ports to integrate in intermodal transport systems has to address the post-crisis challenges to emerge. It is time to review established practices and streamline prevailing theories
ECONSHIP 2011 invites researchers with an interest in shipping, transport, and trade from around the world to submit papers and participate in the Conference’s stimulating discussions of the lessons that shipping, maritime and intermodal transport systems can be drawn from the past, and the emerging prospects for the future.
The timing of ECONSHIP 2011, 22-24 June 2011, provides a unique opportunity
- For maritime economists who want to stimulate discussions on shipping, ports, and maritime industries, while developing their research in progress – in time before heading to IAME2011 in Santiago, Chile
- For transport researchers to participate and exchange views in a major multidisciplinary event, that will bring together academics and practitioners from many different countries and experiences.
- For young scholars and researchers, who want to put forward and test their on-going research.
Special Industry Sessions - will provide key insights of the latest developments in the field
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ECONSHIP 2011 to be hosted by the
MARIA TSAKOS FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF MARITIME RESEARCH AND TRADITION CHIOS, GREECE |





































