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Shipping e sviluppo dei porti nei lavori del workshop del SIG-2 che si svolgerà a Genova dall'8 al 10 giugno prossimi
Ricercatori del mondo accademico e dell'industria marittimo-portuale presenteranno studi, progetti e risultati di ricerche, in preparazione alla conferenza triennale della WTCRS che si svolgerà a Seoul nel 2001
30 maggio 2000
Dall'8 al 10 giugno prossimi si svolgerà a Genova, nelle sedi della Facoltà di Economia dell'Università (Darsena del Porto Antico), dell'Autorità Portuale (Palazzo San Giorgio) e dell'Istituto Internazionale delle Comunicazioni (Villa Piaggio), un workshop dello Special Interest Group on Maritime Transport and Ports (SIG 2) della World Conference on Transport Research Society (WTCRS), in preparazione alla conferenza triennale della WTCRS in programma a Seoul nel 2001.
L'importante workshop sarà l'occasione per i ricercatori del mondo accademico e dell'industria marittimo-portuale per presentare e discutere la situazione del settore e le iniziative in corso, come la partecipazione a progetti di ricerca internazionali e dell'Unione Europea, lo sviluppo d'iniziative per la mobilità e la formazione di docenti, lo sviluppo di un database comune, ecc.
Nel workshop genovese vi saranno interventi, relazioni e posters sulle molteplici tematiche connesse allo shipping e allo sviluppo dei porti. Nei tre giorni del workshop i massimi esperti del settore presenteranno studi, progetti e risultati di ricerche, che sono elencati nel seguente programma:
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP GENOA - Italy 8-10 JUNE 2000
UNIVERSITY OF GENOA FACULTY OF ECONOMICS
PROGRAMME
Thu. 8th June, 2000 - Morning 9.00 - 13.00 Faculty of Economics Via Francesco Vivaldi 2
Chairperson: Ugo Marchese - University of Genoa
9.00 - Registration
9.20 - Opening Greetings by Professor Lorenzo Caselli, Dean of the Faculty of Economics
9.30-11.00 - I Session
Opening address by Professor Hercules Haralambides
Developments in global seatrade and shipping markets, their effects on the port industry, and private sector involvement Peters, H.J.F.
Issues relating to the definition of the relevant geographic market Gilman, S.
Regulation and Privatisation: A Comparative Case Study of Gujarat Maritime Board and Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust Raghuram, G.
Discussion
11.00-11.30 - Coffee break
11.30-13.00 - II Session
Short-Sea Shipping in the Mediterranean Sea: a proposal by the South European Chambers of Commerce Odone, P. Chairman, Chamber of Commerce of Genoa
Competition in Multimodal Transport: the European experience Rawindaran, N. - Gardner, B.M.
State subsidy system for remote island liner services in Japan Baird, A.
Railfreight deregulation and revival: a study of rail-port integration in European port traffic Rowlinson, M.
Discussion
13.00 - 15.00 Boat Trip Around the old port with buffet lunch on board
Thu. 8th June, 2000 - Afternoon 15.00 - 18.00 Palazzo S. Giorgio - Port Authority Piazza Caricamento
Chairperson: Sidney Gilman - University of Liverpool
15.00 - Opening greetings by Dr. Giuliano Gallanti, Chairman of the Port Authority of Genoa
15.10-18.00 - III Session
The measurement of port efficiency using Data Envelopment Analysis Valentine, V.F. - Gray, R.
Port land use and implications for rental policies Benacchio, M. - Cariou, P. - Haralambides, H. - Musso, E.
Port financing and pricing in the EU: theory, politics and reality Haralambides, H. - Musso, E. - Benacchio, M.
Dedicated containers terminals: costs and benefits from a port perspective Cariou, P. - Benacchio, M. - Haralambides, H.
Organization of Port Authority and a strategy for private investment in port development Kiºi, H.
Extension of the quick assignment demand to the port planning strategy along a corridor Catalani, M.
Transition to a new reality: theorising the organisational restructuring of ports Chlomoudis, C. I. - Karalis, A - Pallis, A.A.
A model on container port competition Veldman, S. - Buckmann, E.
Discussion
18.00 - Cocktail party offered by the Port Authority
20.30 - Dinner offered by Willis
Fri. 9th June, 2000 - Morning 9.30 - 13.00 Faculty of Economics Via Francesco Vivaldi 2
Chairperson: Siri Pettersen Strandenes - Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration
9.30-11.00 - IV Session
Networks in liner shipping - some empirical results on coordination costs Bergantino, A.S. - Veenstra, A.
The future of the hub & spoke system in liner shipping Cheung, C.T. - Haralambides, H. - Tsolakis, S.
Strategies for supply chain re-engineering in liner shipping Evangelista, P. - Morvillo A.
European stevedoring companies: main players in port organization? Terrassier, N. - Lacoste, R. - Uguen, M.
Discussion
11.00-11.30 - Coffee break
11.30-13.00 - V Session
Differentiation Strategies in Intermodal Transport. The Role of High Added Value Services Midoro, R.
A comparative study of logistics services in the liner shipping market in the United Kingdom and South Korea Hwang, K.S. - Gray, R.
Beyond age: defining quality tonnage in bulk shipping Thanopolou, H. - Gardner, B.
Strategic choices for small bulk shipping companies in the post ISM Code period Theotokas, I.N. - Katarelos, E.D.
Discussion
13.00-14.30 - Lunch at the Faculty
Fri. 9th June, 2000 - Afternoon 14.30 - 18.00 Faculty of Economics Via Francesco Vivaldi 2
Chairperson: Hercules Haralambides - Erasmus University Rotterdam
14.30-16.00 - VI Session
Quality incentives pay-off? Pettersen Strandenes, S.
A synthetic model for the evaluation of sea-side port terminal capacity Malavasi, G. - Ricci, S.
The shiphandling simulator as an optimizing tool for port design and waterway development Morgenstern, H.
Functional interoperability of information system: a conceptual framework to evaluate ports integration in supply chain Reynaud, C.
Discussion
16.00-16.30 - Coffee Break
16.30-18.00 - VII Session
Futures hedging when the structure of the underlying asset changes: the case of the Biffex contract Kavussanos, M.G. - Nomikos, N.K.
An integrated market model for the shipping industry Veenstra, A.
The economic value of the port of Cork to Ireland in 1999 Moloney, R. - Sjostrom, W.
An analysis on the overcapacity problem under the Decentralized Management System of container ports in Japan Terada, H.
Discussion
Sat. 10th June, 2000 - Morning 9.30 - 11.45 Villa Piaggio - Istituto Internazionale delle Comunicazioni Via Pertinace
Chairperson: Renato Midoro - University of Genoa
9.30-11.45 - VIII Session
A comparative study on the market orientation measures of the US and Turkish shipbuilding industries Cerit, A.G.
From shift to utility port function as advancement in port competition indicators Catalani, M.
On the economic impact of ports: national vs. local costs and benefits Musso, E. - Benacchio, M. - Ferrari, C. - Haralambides, H.
Impact of the yard's organization on container stowing operations Ambrosino, D. - Sciomachen, A.
The impact of the initiatives by national governments on shipbuilding. The case of fullcontainers Cazzaniga, D.
Prospects for the Mediterranean sea port activity Cirà, A.
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Dall'8 al 10 giugno prossimi si svolgerà a Genova, nelle sedi della Facoltà di Economia dell'Università (Darsena del Porto Antico), dell'Autorità Portuale (Palazzo San Giorgio) e dell'Istituto Internazionale delle Comunicazioni (Villa Piaggio), un workshop dello Special Interest Group on Maritime Transport and Ports (SIG 2) della World Conference on Transport Research Society (WTCRS), in preparazione alla conferenza triennale della WTCRS in programma a Seoul nel 2001. 
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