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llenges and opportunities of globalization. The authors analyse?political and institutional?patterns alongside?the various corporate responses to the many upheavals of global shipping.978-1-349-33342-4978-0-230-36352-6

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Jenseits von Arbeit und Kapital?ded. By 2010 the figure was well below 1 per cent, and the Swedish industry itself currently anticipates a further decline (Sveriges Redaref?rening, 2010). A comparison of the structure of the industry in the late 1950s with the 2010 situation clearly demonstrates the magnitude of the decline.

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Die Symphonie des Grigg-Skjellerupas a minor player in international shipping and, subsequently, it has fallen even further behind. In 1987, for example, the freight earnings of Finnish shipping were about one-fifth of those of Norway and about one-third of those of Denmark and Sweden (Ojala and Saarto, 1992, p. 27).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80559-1 of energy released by globalization. The fate of shipping is thus closely linked to the ebb and tide of economic activity and world trade. At the same time, the industry has made important contributions to the development and shape of the world economy through its reactions to the seismic disturbances.

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Global Shipping in Small Nations: Nordic Experiences after 1960, of energy released by globalization. The fate of shipping is thus closely linked to the ebb and tide of economic activity and world trade. At the same time, the industry has made important contributions to the development and shape of the world economy through its reactions to the seismic disturbances.