Ports in Transition

Neisingh, W. W. J.; Taneja, P.; Vellinga, Tiedo; Verlaan, J. G.

doi:10.1061/9780784481202.028

International Conference on Sustainable Infrastructure 2017 2017

DOI: 10.1061/9780784481202.028

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Ports in Transition

W. W. J. Neisingh¹,

P. Taneja²,

Tiedo Vellinga³

et al.

Abstract: Ports worldwide are confronted with a changing environment in terms of global economy and a rising awareness of the necessity of balancing economic, social and environmental interests. Therefore, in recent years, a lot of research has been directed towards studying sustainable port development. However, the focus has been on greenfield ports, while little has been said about ports in transition. This paper presents a framework for sustainable development of ports in transition and applies it to the redevelopme… Show more

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The Port System in Addressing Sustainability Issues—A Systematic Review of Research

Balić

Žgaljić

Boljat

et al. 2022

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The aim of this paper is to analyse the main scientific contributions in the field of sustainable seaports, with a particular focus on passenger seaports and passenger seaports’ commitment to sustainability. The focus of this analysis is on the methods used to improve and develop a sustainable seaport. A search of the Web of Science Core Collection that addresses this topic consists of scientific articles published from 2012 to 2022. The articles are divided into seven groups by research area (technical/technological, legal, organisational, economic, social, environmental, and other) and five groups by applied methodology (literature review, theoretical approach, qualitative approach/methods, quantitative approach/methods, and other). The results show that most of the papers were published in the field of the environmental impacts of a sustainable seaport and a sustainable passenger seaport. In addition, most papers used quantitative approach/methods.

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The Port System in Addressing Sustainability Issues—A Systematic Review of Research

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Boljat

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