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Port Management and Operations

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نویسندگان: Burns. Maria G  
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781482206753, 1482206765 
ناشر: CRC Press 
سال نشر: 2014 
تعداد صفحات: 390 
زبان: English 
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"این کتاب با هدف بازتعریف نقش استراتژیک بنادر جهانی در "دوران پسا اقتصاد جدید" نوشته شده است. بنادر این سازه‌های انسانی قابل توجه است که طی قرن‌ها مظهر تکامل جهانی، رشد اقتصادی و نوآوری. از آنجایی که 70.8 درصد از سطح جهان را آب پوشانده است، بنادر دریایی نشان دهنده برتری سیاسی و رفاه مالی همه کشورهای مستقل است. بنادر ستون های اقتصاد جهانی هستند. تجارت و حمل‌ونقل: 80 درصد کالاهای جهانی از طریق آب حمل می‌شود؛ بیش از 4000 بندر، بندر و آبراه‌های داخلی، و پایانه‌های متعدد در هر بندر، تجارت جهانی را با ارائه خدمات به بیش از 50000 کشتی اقیانوس‌پیما تسهیل می‌کنند و در عین حال بیش از 30 درصد از تولید ناخالص داخلی جهانی را در سال تولید می‌کنند. از لحاظ تاریخی، ظهور و سقوط امپراتوری ها با بنادر دریایی همراه بوده است، چه از طریق نبردهای دریایی در زمان جنگ و چه از طریق تجارت دریایی و حمل و نقل در زمان صلح، در واقع، ابرقدرت ها و اقتصادهای قوی قدرت و تسلط دیرینه خود را نشان می دهند. از طریق بنادر دریایی صنعت کشتیرانی دارای عمق، چشم‌انداز و ساختار خارق‌العاده‌ای است و علوم و هنرهای زیادی را شامل می‌شود: برای بقای متخصصان دریانوردی در این محیط بسیار رقابتی و به سرعت در حال تغییر، آنها باید دانش عملی و نظری را در مورد رشته‌های مختلف داشته باشند. ممکن است، از جمله تفکر استراتژیک؛ اقتصاد جهانی؛ علوم سیاسی؛ قوانین و مقررات مربوط به ایمنی، امنیت، محیط زیست و غیره؛ قراردادهای تجاری بین کشورها؛ قراردادها؛ معماری دریایی; طرح های جدید کشتی; فناوری های نوظهور؛ مهندسی؛ جهت یابی؛ بازار یابی؛ مدیریت ریسک؛ پاسخ اضطرار ی؛ بررسی حادثه و تجزیه و تحلیل علت اصلی؛ اقیانوس شناسی و مطالعات آب و هوا؛ عملیات؛ ذخیره سازی؛ بازارهای انرژی؛ کالاهای عمده جهانی، تدارکات، و خیلی چیزهای دیگر -- پیشگفتار.\" بیشتر بخوانید... < br> چکیده: \"این کتاب با هدف بازتعریف نقش استراتژیک بنادر جهانی در "دوران پسا اقتصاد جدید" نوشته شده است. بنادر این سازه های انسانی قابل توجه هستند که در طول قرن ها مظهر تکامل جهانی را منعکس می کنند. رشد اقتصادی و نوآوری از آنجایی که 70.8 درصد از سطح جهان را آب پوشانده است، بنادر دریایی نشان دهنده برتری سیاسی و رفاه مالی همه کشورهای مستقل است. بنادر ستون‌های اقتصاد، تجارت و حمل‌ونقل جهانی هستند: 80 درصد کالاهای جهانی از طریق آب حمل می‌شوند. بیش از 4000 بندر دریایی، بندرگاه ها و آبراه های داخلی، و پایانه های متعدد در هر بندر، تجارت جهانی را با خدمات رسانی به بیش از 50000 کشتی اقیانوس پیما تسهیل می کند و در عین حال بیش از 30 درصد از تولید ناخالص داخلی جهانی را به صورت سالانه تولید می کند. از لحاظ تاریخی، ظهور و سقوط امپراتوری ها با بنادر دریایی همراه بوده است، چه از طریق نبردهای دریایی در زمان جنگ یا از طریق تجارت دریایی و حمل و نقل در زمان صلح. در واقع، ابرقدرت ها و اقتصادهای قوی قدرت و سلطه دیرینه خود را از طریق بنادر دریایی نشان می دهند. صنعت کشتیرانی دارای عمق، چشم‌انداز و ساختار خارق‌العاده‌ای است و علوم و هنرهای زیادی را شامل می‌شود: برای بقای متخصصان دریانوردی در این محیط بسیار رقابتی و به سرعت در حال تغییر، آنها باید دانش عملی و نظری را در مورد رشته‌های مختلف داشته باشند. ممکن است، از جمله تفکر استراتژیک؛ اقتصاد جهانی؛ علوم سیاسی؛ قوانین و مقررات مربوط به ایمنی، امنیت، محیط زیست و غیره؛ قراردادهای تجاری بین کشورها؛ قراردادها؛ معماری دریایی; طرح های جدید کشتی; فناوری های نوظهور؛ مهندسی؛ جهت یابی؛ بازار یابی؛ مدیریت ریسک؛ پاسخ اضطرار ی؛ بررسی حادثه و تجزیه و تحلیل علت اصلی؛ اقیانوس شناسی و مطالعات آب و هوا؛ عملیات؛ ذخیره سازی؛ بازارهای انرژی؛ کالاهای عمده جهانی، لجستیک، و خیلی چیزهای دیگر -- پیشگفتار.

توضیحاتی درمورد کتاب به خارجی

"This book was written with the purpose of redefining the strategic role of global seaports in the present "Post-New Economy Era." Ports are these remarkable human constructions that over centuries reflect the epitome of global evolution, economic growth, and innovation. As 70.8% of the global surface is covered by water, seaports reflect all sovereign nations' political superiority and financial prosperity. Ports are the pillars of global economy, trade, and transport: 80% of global commodities are carried by water; over 4000 seaports, harbors and inland waterways, and multiple terminals per port facilitate world trade by serving over 50,000 oceangoing ships while generating over 30% of the global GDP on an annual basis. Historically, the rise and fall of empires have been associated with seaports, either through naval battles at times of war or through sea trade and transport at times of peace. In fact, superpowers and robust economies show their long-standing strength and dominance through seaports. The shipping industry has phenomenal depth, perspective, and structure, and it comprises a plethora of sciences and arts: for maritime professionals to survive in this highly competitive, rapidly changing environment, they need to possess both practical and theoretical knowledge of as many disciplines as possible, including strategic thinking; global economics; political science; laws and regulations on safety, security, the environment, and so on; trade agreements among countries; contracts; naval architecture; novel ship designs; emerging technologies; engineering; navigation; marketing; risk management; emergency response; incident investigation and root cause analysis; oceanography and weather studies; operations; bunkering; the energy markets; major global commodities, logistics, and so much more--Preface." Read more...
Abstract: "This book was written with the purpose of redefining the strategic role of global seaports in the present "Post-New Economy Era." Ports are these remarkable human constructions that over centuries reflect the epitome of global evolution, economic growth, and innovation. As 70.8% of the global surface is covered by water, seaports reflect all sovereign nations' political superiority and financial prosperity. Ports are the pillars of global economy, trade, and transport: 80% of global commodities are carried by water; over 4000 seaports, harbors and inland waterways, and multiple terminals per port facilitate world trade by serving over 50,000 oceangoing ships while generating over 30% of the global GDP on an annual basis. Historically, the rise and fall of empires have been associated with seaports, either through naval battles at times of war or through sea trade and transport at times of peace. In fact, superpowers and robust economies show their long-standing strength and dominance through seaports. The shipping industry has phenomenal depth, perspective, and structure, and it comprises a plethora of sciences and arts: for maritime professionals to survive in this highly competitive, rapidly changing environment, they need to possess both practical and theoretical knowledge of as many disciplines as possible, including strategic thinking; global economics; political science; laws and regulations on safety, security, the environment, and so on; trade agreements among countries; contracts; naval architecture; novel ship designs; emerging technologies; engineering; navigation; marketing; risk management; emergency response; incident investigation and root cause analysis; oceanography and weather studies; operations; bunkering; the energy markets; major global commodities, logistics, and so much more--Preface."

فهرست مطالب

Content: Introduction  Port Management and Operations: Strategy in the Throes of a Transition       Port Authorities, Departments and Activities       Ports' Strategy in the Throes of a Transition  The History of Ports: Advanced Thinking, Planning, and Development       Ports' History and Etymology: A Passage, a Journey, and a Haven       Advanced Thinking: National Ports, Diplomacy, and Economy       Ports' History, Planning, and Development  Port Ownership, Structure, and Organization       Forms of Port Ownership, Structure, and Organization       Port Governance       Port Ownership and Structural Types       Port Privatization  Port Workforce: Productivity, Growth, and Empowerment Strategies       Measuring Productivity, Throughput, and Growth       The Econometrics of Labor and Production       Port Growth, Productivity, and Empowerment  References   Connecting Hub Port Gateways to the Inland Infrastructure  Logistics Integration of Port Activities       The Five Stages of Integration for the Maritime Industry Strategic Location and Market Accessibility for Existing and Emerging Seaports      Ports' Success Factors  Supply Chain Opportunities, Competition, and Conflict Prevention  References  Port Management and Economic Growth  Establishing a Port's Competitive Edge in a Niche World       Comparative Advantage, Competitive Advantage, Absolute Advantage and Niche: Better, the Best or Simply Different?  Economic Growth as the Space between Stimulus and Response       Physical versus Strategic Growth       Trade, Protectionism, and Free Trade  Risk Assessment (RA) and Risk Management (RM): How Far Can We Go?      The Risk Assessment Methodologies       Risk and Business Longevity  References   Port Operations  Port Management Services: Terminal Operators
 Property Leasing Opportunities       Port Management Services and Operations       The Harbormaster's Department and Functions       Terminal Manager       Vessels' Planning       The Four Stages of Port Management and Operations       Marine Terminal Operator (MTO) Agreements and Leasing Opportunities       Marine Terminal Operators and Leasing Opportunities: Case Studies  Berths, Facilities, and Equipment       Berth Performance versus Capacity       Port Operations: The Place where Capacity and Performance Meet  The Port and Charter Party Terms       Charter Party Types       Charter Party Clauses and Areas of Dispute       The Port and Charter Party Terms  Shipyards       Introduction: The Global Shipbuilding Market       The Utility of Shipbuilding      The Components of Shipbuilding       Intellectual Property Rights       The History of Shipbuilding       Reasons for Shipyards Losing Market Share       Contemporary Shipbuilding Trends      Shipbuilding and Oil Market Analysis       Global Market Analysis       Conclusions  Port Agents: Liner Services, Tramp Trade, and Offshore Support Agents       FONASBA      Agency Selection and Practices       Port Agency Responsibilities      General Agency Duties, for Tramp, Liner, and Logistics Services  Port-Related Claims and Legal Liabilities       Conflict Resolution: Arbitration versus Court of Law       Port-Related Claims and Charter Party Clause Interpretation       Port or Berth Charter Party       Nominating a "Safe Port"       When a "Safe Port" becomes "Temporarily Unsafe"       When Communication becomes a Prerequisite to Port Safety       Stevedore Damage and Bills of Lading Stipulations      Safe Port, Security, and Loss of Time       Ship's Off-Hire, Time Lost, and Piracy Clauses  Multimodal Transportation  References  Port and Terminal Investment  Public versus Private Investment  Return on Investment and the Impact on Trade Growth  Port Subsidies and Investment: Challenges and Opportunities       Port Subsidies       Foreign Investment  References   Ships' Size, Ports' Size: A New Era Ahead  International Trade Agreements as Tools to Growth      The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade       The World Trade Organization       Multiregional Partnerships       The Americas       Asia       Africa       Europe      Middle East       Ports' Growth and the Global Trade Agreements Matrix  Ports and Ships as Derived Demand: Traffic Forecasting       Ports and the Principles of Derived Demand       Shipping, Ports, and the Ripple Effect       Optimum Size and Economies of Scale Capacity Utilization, Capacity Management, and Capacity Planning: Ports' Technology and Innovation       Capacity Utilization, Capacity Management, and Capacity Planning      Port Capacity and Competition       Port Technology and Innovation References   Strategic Alliances, Market Positioning, and Differentiation  Developing Holistic Market Positioning and Differentiation       Port Strategies and the Components of Holistic Marketing       Aligning Workforce with the Port's Brand Promise  Port Marketing Strategy and Competitive Positioning      Market Strategy  Strategic Alliances, Joint Ventures, Mergers, and Acquisitions: The Economic Patterns of Market Response       Ports' Strategic Alliances       Ports' Joint Ventures      Ports' Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)  Competition and Conflict Prevention       Port and Terminal Competition      Conflict Prevention Establishing Long-Term Value through Customer Loyalty       Redefining Business Loyalty in the Shipping Industry       The Benefits of Practicing Loyal Marketing      Measuring Customer Loyalty      Target Markets and Competitive Positioning  References   Key Performance Indicators as Tools of Strategic Planning and Management  Strategic Planning, Development, and Management: Exceeding the Corporate Objectives  Port Pricing Strategies: Tariff Changing and Competitiveness       The Shipping Demand Paradox       Port Pricing      Pricing Systems and Price-Setting Considerations  KPIs: Measuring Financial and Operational Performance  Port Equipment and Berth Facilities: Operations, Maintenance, and Depreciation       Port Cargo Handling Equipment (CHE)       The "Port Equipment List"       IT, Logistics, and Operational Port Equipment       Depreciation Methods  Performance Management and the Human Factor      Performance Management       The Human Factor in Port Performance       Human Factor-Survey Analysis  References   Leadership and Teambuilding Leadership and Teambuilding Compliance: STCW, the Manila Amendments       Leadership and Teamwork      Motivation      Redefining Leadership and Teamwork through Leadership Styles  Employee Motivation, Training, and Development  Leadership and Teambuilding Assessment, Drills, and Brainstorming Exercises  References   Port Authorities and Regulatory Framework  ISM: International Safety Management  ISPS: International Ship and Port Facility Security Code  OHSAS and OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration VGP: Vessel General Permit by the US Environmental Protection Agency  ISO 14001: Environmental Management System  HAZMAT: Hazardous Materials
 HAZWOPER: Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response  BWM: Ballast Water Management  Incident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis Inspections, Surveys, and Audits Global and National Regulatory Compliance for Ships References   Ports as a Bridge to Maritime and Offshore Energy Activities  Port Operations and Offshore Drilling: When Performance Exceeds Ambition Regulatory Harmonization among Ports, the Offshore Industry, and OSVs       OSVs: The Link between Ports and Offshore Exploration Activities       Offshore Regulations in the United States  References  The Future of Ports  Port Development Strategy: Elements of Long-Term Strategic Planning       Strategic Port Planning      Tactical Port Planning       Port Planning and the Factors of Production  Forecasting the Market       Port Management and Forecasting Areas       The Risk Element in Forecasting       Forecasting Methods and Tools  Leading the Way  References Index

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