2010
DOI: 10.1080/03088831003700637
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Implications of an uncertain future for port planning

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“…The Step III actions are anticipatory and concurrent; the Step IV actions are reactive. APM has been applied for strategic planning for airports [36], expansion of the port of Rotterdam [38], flood risk management in the Netherlands in light of climate change [39], policies with respect to the implementation of innovative urban transport infrastructures [40], congestion road pricing [41], intelligent speed adaptation [42], magnetically levitated (Maglev) rail transport [41], and energy transitions [43].…”
Section: Adaptive Policymakingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Step III actions are anticipatory and concurrent; the Step IV actions are reactive. APM has been applied for strategic planning for airports [36], expansion of the port of Rotterdam [38], flood risk management in the Netherlands in light of climate change [39], policies with respect to the implementation of innovative urban transport infrastructures [40], congestion road pricing [41], intelligent speed adaptation [42], magnetically levitated (Maglev) rail transport [41], and energy transitions [43].…”
Section: Adaptive Policymakingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ashar (2001) noted that following privatization, ports in a competitive environment needed to consider many additional factors in their pricing strategies, including the network-like structure of their port system, the flow of service and related charges among these parties and the mixture of competitive and cooperative behaviours among market agents. In addition, capacity planning and investments in the port sector involved substantial uncertainties that required unpredicted revisions to the master plans (Taneja et al, 2010). All of these compounding issues make it difficult to identify empirically the complex interacting factors that underlie the mechanism of port investments and competition under alternative ownership forms.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Não existe integração real e efetiva entre os planos do Porto de GHIARA, 2013EVERETT, 2006EVERETT, 2005;GAUR, 2005;MOGLIA;SANGUINERI, 2003;TANEJA et al, 2010 ;UNCTAD, 1985aUNCTAD, , 1985b Na segunda rodada do questionário, todas estas afirmações foram repassadas aos respondentes e solicitado que identificassem seu grau de concordância ou discordância em uma escala Likert de cinco pontos:…”
Section: Entrevistas Com Stakeholdersunclassified
“…Em alguns a iniciativa privada participa, em outros não, assim como a participação de todos os entes federativos não é unânime. MOGLIA; SANGUINERI, 2003;TANEJA et al, 2010;UNCTAD, 1985aUNCTAD, , 1985b (2015); BRASIL (1993BRASIL ( , 1997BRASIL ( , 2003BRASIL ( , 2005BRASIL ( , 2007BRASIL ( , 2008BRASIL ( , 2009aBRASIL ( , 2009bBRASIL ( , 2011BRASIL ( , 2012aBRASIL ( , 2012bBRASIL ( , 2013aBRASIL ( , 2013bBRASIL ( , 2015BRASIL ( , 2016BRASIL ( , 2017 (Opinião do pesquisador).…”
Section: Corporatização Portuáriaunclassified
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