Making Global and Local Connections: Historical Perspectives on Ports (Research in Maritime History Lup, Band 35) - Softcover

Making global and local connections: historical perspectives on ports.

Zustand: as new. St. John's : International Maritime Economic History Association, 2007. Paperback. xii,194 pp. (Research in maritime history, 35). Condition : fine. Contents : Contributors; Notes; Tapio Bergholm, Lewis R. Fischer, and M. Elisabetta Tonizzi. "Introduction"; Part I: Port Case Studies : Hubert Bonin and Bruno Marnot. The International Scope of Bordeaux Port: Logistics, Economic Effects and Business Cycles in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries; Edouard Guionnet. The Lancashire Cotton Lobby and the Making of the Manchester Ship Canal from 1883 to the Interwar Period; Jeronimo G.R. Monteiro. Mormugao Port: The Golden Gateway to Goa; Stéphane Hoste, Reginald Loyen and Stephan Vanfraechem. New Perspectives on Port Competition: Antwerp and Rotterdam, 1945-1975; Malcolm Tull. The Environmental Impact of Ports: An Australian Case Study; Chih-lung Lin. A Survey of the Operations of the Port of Kaohsiung, 1949-1957: The Policies for Survival?; Part II: Port Systems : Amélia Polónia. The Northwest Portuguese Seaport System in the Early Modern Period; Kari Teräs. Discourse and the Container Revolution in Finland in the 1960s and 1970s; Marc Badia-Miró. The Ports of Northern Chile: A Mining History in Long-run Perspective, 1880-2002; Hülya Günaydin, Globalisation and Privatisation of Ports in Turkey. Condition : as new copy. ISBN 9780973893458. Keywords : HISTORY, Artikel-Nr. 5020

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