Titlebook: Dynamic Shipping and Port Development in the Globalized Economy; Volume 1: Applying T Paul Tae-Woo Lee,Kevin Cullinane Book 2016 The Editor

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Stefan Behringer,Ulrich Neidenbergerouth Asia are responsible for over 75 percent of privately handled containers and cargo (Drewry, 2010), are proof positive of this success. But, as observed by UNCTAD (2011), although an attractive option, FDIs are not always simple to implement.

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Introduction,native production bases, the potential for the relocation of production lines, and the associated establishment of new supply chains have all attracted the attention of manufacturers, maritime logistics providers, academics, and policymakers. This is the context which has prompted the production of

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