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Intermodal Transport as a Regional Development Strategy: The Case of Italian Freight Villages by Monios, Jason

“…This paper examines the development of intermodal transport operations at freight villages in Italy. Quantitative data on public and private investment and…”
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A global review of the hinterland dimension of green port strategies by Gonzalez Aregall, Marta, Bergqvist, Rickard, Monios, Jason

“…•First global review of green port hinterland measures.•76 out of 365 ports examined have implemented green hinterland measures.•10 measure types identified,…”
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The role of intermodal transport in port regionalisation by Monios, Jason, Wilmsmeier, Gordon

“…The port regionalisation concept extended earlier spatial models of port development with a focus on institutional relationships governing the complexity of…”
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Influences on urban freight transport policy choice by local authorities by Akgün, Emine Zehra, Monios, Jason, Rye, Tom, Fonzone, Achille

“…Individual freight transport policies have been investigated in the literature extensively in the last 10–15 years, yet there has surprisingly been very little…”
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The Heartland Intermodal Corridor: public private partnerships and the transformation of institutional settings by Monios, Jason, Lambert, Bruce

“…► Develops a theoretical framework for institutional analysis. ► Combines the institutional setting with the roles of individual actors. ► Results suggest the…”
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Efficiency, productivity and returns to scale in ports: a comparison of data envelopment analysis and econometric estimation with application to Caribbean Small Island Developing States by Julien, Shelly-Ann, Cowie, Jonathan, Monios, Jason

“…This paper investigates the evolutionary technical efficiency and productivity of ports in Small Island Developing States (SIDS). The focus is primarily on…”
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Port competition through hinterland accessibility: the case of Spain by Garcia-Alonso, Lorena, Monios, Jason, Vallejo-Pinto, José Ángel

“…While immediate port hinterlands remain relatively captive, distant hinterlands are fiercely contested. Where road is the dominant mode, transport costs are a…”
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The Moral Limits of Market-Based Mechanisms: An Application to the International Maritime Sector by Monios, Jason

“…This paper questions the dominance of market-based mechanisms (MBMs) as the primary means of climate change mitigation. It argues that, not only they are…”
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Institutional Challenges to Intermodal Transport and Logistics: Governance in Port Regionalisation and Hinterland Integration by Monios, Jason

“…While the operational realities of intermodal transport are relatively well known, the institutional challenges are less well understood. This book provides an…”
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When smooth space becomes turbulent: The collapse of Hanjin Shipping and the immobilisation of ships, containers, goods and people by Monios, Jason

“…This paper applies a mobilities perspective to the collapse of Hanjin Shipping in 2017, then the seventh-largest shipping line in the world and the biggest…”
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Polycentric port governance by Monios, Jason

“…This paper applies the theory of polycentric governance to the port sector. The paper demonstrates that port governance is already polycentric, including a…”
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Identifying the unique challenges of installing cold ironing at small and medium ports – The case of aberdeen by Innes, Alexander, Monios, Jason

“…•Previous research has focused on large ports.•If EU policy goals are to be met then smaller ports must also install cold ironing.•The system would cost…”
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Logistics and the networked society: A conceptual framework for smart network business models using electric autonomous vehicles (EAVs) by Monios, Jason, Bergqvist, Rickard

“…•Traditional business models based on manufacturers selling trucks to operators will likely all but disappear.•The paper identifies the network operator…”
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Policy transfer or policy churn? Institutional isomorphism and neoliberal convergence in the transport sector by Monios, Jason

“…While the features of successful policy transfer are well known, there is some evidence that increase in policy transfer is associated with convergence of not…”
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The principal-agent problem in hierarchical policy making: A failure of policy to support the transition to LNG as an alternative shipping fuel by Monios, Jason, Fedi, Laurent

“…This paper addresses the role of policy in driving technology change to reduce maritime transport emissions. While liquefied natural gas (LNG) is little better…”
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Giving a direction to port regionalisation by Monios, Jason, Wilmsmeier, Gordon

“…► Exploration and critique of the port regionalisation concept. ► Focus on the development of inland intermodal terminals. ► Presentation and analysis of field…”
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The transport geography of electric and autonomous vehicles in road freight networks by Monios, Jason, Bergqvist, Rickard

“…The purpose of this paper is to elaborate the transport geography of electric and autonomous vehicles for road freight transport and establish a research…”
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Cascading feeder vessels and the rationalisation of small container ports by Monios, Jason

“…Small container ports rely on feeder services from hub ports to provide access to unitised trade flows for their hinterlands. They generally possess limited…”
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Maritime governance after COVID-19: how responses to market developments and environmental challenges lead towards degrowth by Monios, Jason, Wilmsmeier, Gordon

“…This paper considers two current challenges in the governance of maritime transport, specifically container shipping. The first is the oligopolistic market…”
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Decarbonisation of the shipping sector – Time to ban fossil fuels? by van Leeuwen, Judith, Monios, Jason

“…Shipping contributes roughly 2.8 % of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and this is projected to increase in the decades to come. The main…”
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