Journal of Shipping and Trade

Journal of Shipping and Trade – publishing contribution for IAME 2019

The Journal of Shipping and Trade (JST) aims to advance knowledge on current and emerging issues in shipping and trade. The JST will publish contributions for the annual conference of the International Association of Maritime Economists 2019 (IAME2019) in the areas covering shipping economics, trade and economic development, transportation management, global port management, regional studies, environmental management in shipping and trade, maritime business model development, as well as other related topics. For authors of IAME2019 intending for their work published in JST, please contact the Editor Prof. Kee-hung Lai at email mike.lai@polyu.edu.hk for arrangements. Papers accepted for presentation at IAME2019 will be granted waiver for the article-processing charges by the journal.

Port-related conflict at port of Gothenburg – consequences from a fashion retailer’s perspective

Authors: Erica Lindroth, Hà Huong and Rickard Bergqvist

Content type: Original article

21 February 2020
Strategic intent of OBOR: enhancing energy supply resilience

Authors: Loon Ching Tang and Joyce M.W. Low

Content type: Original article

17 February 2020
Do carrier expectations indicate industry structure in container shipping? An econometric analysis

Authors: Michael Fusillo and Hercules Haralambides

Content type: Original article

13 January 2020
Hedging ship price risk using freight derivatives in the drybulk market

Authors: Roar Adland, Haakon Ameln and Eirik A. Børnes

Content type: Original article

31 December 2019
Economic evaluation of alternative technologies to mitigate Sulphur emissions in maritime container transport from both the vessel owner and shipper perspective

Authors: Seyed Abolfazl Mohseni, Edwin van Hassel, Christa Sys and Thierry Vanelslander

Content type: Original article

30 December 2019

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The impacts of port infrastructure and logistics performance on economic growth: the mediating role of seaborne trade

Authors: Ziaul Haque Munim and Hans-Joachim Schramm

Content type: Original Article

22 January 2018
A descriptive method for analysing the Kra Canal decision on maritime business patterns in Malaysia

Authors: Noorul Shaiful Fitri Abdul Rahman, Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh, Ahmad Fayas Ahmad Najib and Venus Y. H. Lun

Content type: Original article

21 November 2016
Forecasting port-level demand for LNG as a ship fuel: the case of the port of Antwerp

Authors: Raimonds Aronietis, Christa Sys, Edwin van Hassel and Thierry Vanelslander

Content type: Original article

20 July 2016
Transshipment hub port selection criteria by shipping lines: the case of hub ports around the bay of Bengal

Authors: Chathumi Kavirathna, Tomoya Kawasaki, Shinya Hanaoka and Takuma Matsuda

Content type: Original Article

20 April 2018
Free ports: towards a network of trade gateways

Authors: Alexandre Lavissière and Jean-Paul Rodrigue

Content type: Original Article

28 December 2017

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Upcoming Events

International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME) 2020 Conference on “Sustainable development of shipping and trade”（10-13 June 2020）

10th Asian Logistics Round Table (ALRT) Conference on “Smart global logistics and resilient supply chains” (19-21 November 2020)

2021 World of Shipping Portugal, An International Research Conference on Maritime Affairs (28-29 January 2021)

Aims and scope

Journal of Shipping and Trade (JST) is an open access, multi-disciplinary publication that focuses both on business & management, as well as transportation-related fields. JST aims to promote practices in shipping and to improve the management of global trade activities. Towards achieving these objectives, JST provides a vehicle to facilitate professionals, academics, researchers, and policy makers in the field to disseminate information and to learn from one another’s work. As a scholarly journal emphasizing shipping and trade related studies and research, JST plays a key role in establishing communication links among global shipping and trade researchers. JST also aims to contribute to current and emerging issues in shipping and trade as raised by global and regional public bodies (such as the World Bank and OECD) and major market players. JST considers papers covering shipping economics, trade and economic development, transportation management, global port management, regional studies, environmental management in shipping and trade, business model development, as well as other related topics.

Waivers

Waivers for article-processing charges (APC's) are available at the editors' discretion, and authors are encouraged to contact the Editor-in-Chief.

Article collections

Connecting the World through Global Shipping Networks
Journal of Shipping and Trade
Edited by: Jan Hoffman, Gordon Wilmsmeier and Venus Lun
Collection first published: July 20 2016

Environmental challenges and solutions in shipping
Journal of Shipping and Trade
Edited by: Thierry Vanelslander, Edwin van Hassel and Venus Lun
Collection first published: July 20 2016

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Journal of Shipping and Trade