Europe’s Southeastern Gateway: Romania’s Public Policy Respose to Changing Patterns of World Shipping

This article is a follow-up to one published in December of 2012 (Hamlin and Lazar, 2012). Global trade and related transportation are changing dramatically. Trends are diff cult to fol-low, but important in the effect on cities, coun-tries and continents. Over the past two decades, rising energy pr...

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Main Author: Roger HAMLIN
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca 2015-06-01
Series:Transylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences
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Online Access:https://rtsa.ro/tras/index.php/tras/article/view/437
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description This article is a follow-up to one published in December of 2012 (Hamlin and Lazar, 2012). Global trade and related transportation are changing dramatically. Trends are diff cult to fol-low, but important in the effect on cities, coun-tries and continents. Over the past two decades, rising energy prices, rising wages, environmen-tal concerns and other factors have produced a shift back to ocean shipping as an important transportation mode. While slower than other modes, ocean freighter transport can be lower in cost and create lower carbon emissions. These advantages continue to improve as container freighters are becoming larger. The purpose of the article is to look more closely at the public and private sector response in the key Romania port of Constanţa. The f rst part will lay out the current situation. The second will update and evaluate the Eastern European responses to the current situation, looking closely at the Port of Constanţa.
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spelling doaj.art-20c133de14854888af14a76eab22e5342024-03-14T07:28:39ZengBabes-Bolyai University, Cluj-NapocaTransylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences1842-28452015-06-0111455875453Europe’s Southeastern Gateway: Romania’s Public Policy Respose to Changing Patterns of World ShippingRoger HAMLIN0Professor, Urban and Regional Planning Department,School of Planning, Design and Construction,Michigan State University, East Lansing, USAThis article is a follow-up to one published in December of 2012 (Hamlin and Lazar, 2012). Global trade and related transportation are changing dramatically. Trends are diff cult to fol-low, but important in the effect on cities, coun-tries and continents. Over the past two decades, rising energy prices, rising wages, environmen-tal concerns and other factors have produced a shift back to ocean shipping as an important transportation mode. While slower than other modes, ocean freighter transport can be lower in cost and create lower carbon emissions. These advantages continue to improve as container freighters are becoming larger. The purpose of the article is to look more closely at the public and private sector response in the key Romania port of Constanţa. The f rst part will lay out the current situation. The second will update and evaluate the Eastern European responses to the current situation, looking closely at the Port of Constanţa.https://rtsa.ro/tras/index.php/tras/article/view/437co ntainers, port of constanţa, shipping industry, transportation modes, canals and sea routes.
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Europe’s Southeastern Gateway: Romania’s Public Policy Respose to Changing Patterns of World Shipping
Transylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences
co ntainers, port of constanţa, shipping industry, transportation modes, canals and sea routes.
title Europe’s Southeastern Gateway: Romania’s Public Policy Respose to Changing Patterns of World Shipping
title_full Europe’s Southeastern Gateway: Romania’s Public Policy Respose to Changing Patterns of World Shipping
title_fullStr Europe’s Southeastern Gateway: Romania’s Public Policy Respose to Changing Patterns of World Shipping
title_full_unstemmed Europe’s Southeastern Gateway: Romania’s Public Policy Respose to Changing Patterns of World Shipping
title_short Europe’s Southeastern Gateway: Romania’s Public Policy Respose to Changing Patterns of World Shipping
title_sort europe s southeastern gateway romania s public policy respose to changing patterns of world shipping
topic co ntainers, port of constanţa, shipping industry, transportation modes, canals and sea routes.
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