Conference Programme June 25th – 28th, 2019 · Organising Committ ee The Conference Chairman...

27th Annual Conference of the Internati onal Associati on of Mariti me Economists

“Signifi cant issues of the mariti me industry and the future: The role of the industry in a global transportati on system, as part of a world sustainable economy, and related ship fi nance issues”

Conference Programme

June 25th – 28th, 2019Athens, Greece

Under the Auspices of H.E. the President of the Hellenic Republic, Mr. Prokopios Pavlopoulos

Contents

Gree ngs from the IAME President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

About IAME & The Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

IAME Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Organizing Commi ee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

The Conference Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Members of the Local Organizing Commi ee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Conference Secretariat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Gree ngs from the Conference Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Gree ngs from the Rector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

The Conference Interna onal Scien fi c Commi ee – ISC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

The Hos ng Ins tu on:

ATHENS UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS (AUEB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

The Hos ng Laboratory: THE LABORATORY FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING,

FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT (ISFM LAB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

The Hos ng Master’s Program: M.SC. IN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING,

FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Invited Keynote Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Invited Industry Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Conference Venues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Social Event Venues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Programme Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Detailed Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Conference Special Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

1. Sustainable Shipping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

2. The Conundrum of Digital Transforma on in the Mari me Industry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

3. Financial Risk Management and Investments in Mari me Transporta on . . . . . . 32

4. Interna onal Mari me Commodity Markets, Trends and Interac ons . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

5. Liquefi ed Natural Gas (LNG) in Shipping and Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

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6. Passenger Shipping in the Era of Blue Economy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

7. Port Compe veness and Compe on: Theory and Prac ce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

8. The Reloca on and Migra on of Container Terminals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

9. 21st Century Shipping Markets: from Building to Scrapping and Beyond . . . . . . . . 32

Special Issues in Academic Journals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

1. Journal of Shipping and Trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

2. Mari me Business Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

3. Mari me Economics & Logis cs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

4. Mari me Policy & Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

5. Sustainability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

6. Transporta on Research – Part E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

CONFERENCE ACADEMIC PROGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Prize Awards during IAME 2019 conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

1. Mari me Economics and Logis cs (MEL) – Palgrave Macmillan-Springer Best Conference Paper Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

2. Mari me Policy and Management (MPM) Best 2018 Published Paper Award . . . 48

3. Young Researcher Best Paper Award sponsored by the Kühne Logis cs University (KLU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

4. ‘Financial Risk Management & Investments in Mari me Transporta on’ Special Session Best Paper Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

5. ‘Twenty fi rst century shipping markets: From building to scrapping and beyond’ Special Session Best Paper Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

6. ‘Port Compe veness and Compe on’ Special Session Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

7. Best Reviewer Award at IAME2019 Conference. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Useful Facts about IAME 2019 Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

AUTHORS INDEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Useful Informa on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Conference dress code & e que e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Conference Proceedings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

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Prof. Thanos Pallis

University of the Aegean, Greece

Greeti ngs from the IAME President

Dear IAME 2019 Par cipant,

The Interna onal Associa on of Mari me Economists (IAME) proudly celebrates the returning of its Annual Conference in one of the capitals of shipping, Athens Greece.

Established in 1992, IAME provides to the global community of scholars and prac oners interested in all facets of the mari me world most valuable opportuni es for advancing research. A unique blending of academia and prac oners, our annual global conference, which has been held in all fi ve con nents, is the fl agship IAME ac vity of all.

Organised under the Auspices of H.E. the President of the Hellenic Republic, Mr. Prokopios Pavlopoulos, the 2019 edi on of the IAME Conference promises to be a most memorable one for all of us. The program includes a remarkable number of research papers to be presented. A number of academic journals, foremost the two IAME associated scholarly ones, have commi ed in publishing the best of the works conducted by IAME members and are part of the Conference program, while some pres gious prizes will be awarded for the best and novel research presented at IAME2019. Prominent leaders of the shipping community will a end the event and discuss the future of the industry, guaranteeing some truly exci ng discussions.

The mari me world changes speedily, with answers to a number of ques ons concerning its structures, opera onal prac ces, performance and, overall, its economic, environmental and social sustainability, found wanted. Relevant and quality research is truly essen al. We can be proud that the IAME family jockeys towards such research and our 2019 IAME Conference, along with the specialized mee ngs such as that of the Port Performance Research Network (PPRN) that take place at its eve, stand as the valuable pla orm to advance our research eff orts and advance partnerships towards future research.

While the scien fi c program will foster discussions, inspire par cipants, and ini ate collabora ons between those passionate about the study of the mari me world, the organising Commi ee has also put together an impressive, to say the least, social program which will defi nitely provide further networking, cultural experiences, and entertainment. Wish you to enjoy every moment of it – and discover the many diff erent gems of my hometown.

On behalf of the en re IAME family, I would like to invite you to cease the opportunity: talk with fellow delegates, extend horizons, share ideas, meet new cultures and people, and celebrate your re-union with old friends.

Welcome to Athens and IAME2019 !!!


About IAME & The ConferenceThe Interna onal Associa on of Mari me Economists – IAME was founded in 1992. What ini ally started out as a small venture has since then developed into a prominent academic society of scholars interested in mari me economics, including ports, shipping and hinterland transport. IAME currently has a membership of over 300 individual members from all around the world and more than 10 corporate members, making the associa on a truly interna onal one.

IAME’s aim is to promote and facilitate the dynamic exchange of knowledge, research, informa on and experience on economic issues with respect to the mari me sector among academics, professionals and policy makers. And the means to do that is the main event for the Associa on; its Annual Conference that brings together researchers and professionals from all over the world. Indica vely, this year’s par cipants come from 48 diff erent countries.

The IAME Annual Conference contributes to the exchange of current research and informa on relevant to the mari me sector, as well as the valuable interac on between scholars and prac oners at a global scale. The conference is annually held in diff erent countries or even con nents, and is an excellent opportunity for local mari me related issues to be brought to the a en on of the global academic and business communi es. The IAME Annual Conference is an ideal occasion for delegates to self-enrich as professionals and beyond – to extend horizons, share ideas, meet new cultures and old friends; in a word, to evolve.

Hence, it is with great pleasure that the 27th Annual Conference of the Interna onal Associa on of Mari me Economists is hosted by the Athens University of Economics and Business, and organized by the Laboratory for Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management and the its MSc program with the same name. On behalf of the Organizing Commi ee, we would like to welcome all the members of IAME here in Athens!

IAME Council

Michele ACCIAROKuhne Logis cs University, Germany

Roar Os ADLANDNorwegian School of Economics, Norway

Michaël DOOMSUniversity of Brussels, Belgium

Okan DURUNanyang Technological University, Singapore

Jan HOFFMANNUNCTAD, Switzerland

Manolis KAVUSSANOSAthens University of Economics and Business, Greece

Jasmine LAMNanyang Technological University, Singapore

Adolf NGUniversity of Manitoba, Canada

Theo NOTTEBOOMUniversity of Shanghai, China

Giovanni SATTAUniversity of Genoa, Italy

Gordon WILMSMEIERUniversidad de los Andes, Colombia

Organising Committ eeThe Conference Chairman Manolis KAVUSSANOS, Professor, Athens University of Economics and Business

Members of the local organising committ ee George CHALAMANDARIS, Assistant Professor, Athens University of Economics and Business

Stella MOYSIADOU, Researcher, Athens University of Economics and Business

Thanos PALLIS, Professor, University of the Aegean

Stratos PAPADIMITRIOU, Professor, University of Piraeus

Leonidas ROMPOLIS, Assistant Professor, Athens University of Economics and Business

Theodore SYRIOPOULOS, Professor, University of the Aegean

Ioannis THEOTOKAS, Professor, University of Piraeus

Andrianos TSEKREKOS, Associate Professor, Athens University of Economics and Business

Conference Secretariat Stella MOYSIADOU, Researcher, Athens University of Economics and Business

Secretariat Team Members Elena KALAMPALIKI, MSc in Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management, Athens University of Economics and Business

Christos KATRIS, Post-Doctoral Researcher, Athens University of Economics and Business

Thaleia KATSENOU, BSc in Accoun ng and Finance, Athens University of Economics and Business

Elina NTANTASIOU, MSc in Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management, Athens University of Economics and Business

Dionysis SIETIS, MSc in Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management, Athens University of Economics and Business

Emmy ZERVOU, MSc in Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management, Athens University of Economics and Business



Greeti ngs from the Conference Chair

Dear IAME 2019 Conference par cipants,It is with great pleasure and honour to welcome you to the 27th Annual Conference of the Interna onal Associa on of Mari me Economists (IAME), hosted by Athens University of Economics and Business, and organized by the Laboratory for Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management and the MSc program with the same name. From the outset, the Conference has been put under the auspices of H.E., the President of the Hellenic Republic, Mr Prokopios Pavlopoulos. As a country that is renowned for its strong mari me industry, Greece can be considered as a “natural” choice for hos ng this pres gious conference. It is the largest ship-owning na on in tonnage terms and a major world Mari me Centre. More than 700 shipping companies are located in A ca, with satellite companies following and serving them, including ship-brokerage, insurance, banks, law, classifi ca on socie es and other mari me sector-related companies; it is es mated that around 200,000 people are employed by the Greek shipping industry. The entrepreneurial philosophy of Greek shipowners, their strategic planning and investment prac ces, their a tude to cost-eff ec veness, crew management and social responsibility, have proved, among others, prudent strategies that have helped them maintain a strong global mari me industry, and at the same me allowed them to survive during the diffi cult mes of mari me cycles.The IAME2019 Conference aims to provide an interna onal forum to academics, researchers and industry prac oners for discussion, exchange of ideas, networking and collabora on on cri cal issues and developments related to mari me transporta on worldwide. During the Conference, plenary sessions with prac oners and policy makers are organized, covering areas such as ‘Mari me regula on and policy issues’ and ‘Shipping fi nance and its prac ces’. Nine (9) special sessions are being organized by academic colleagues during the Conference, focusing in key areas of concern to the industry, such as ‘digital transforma on in shipping’, ‘sustainable shipping’, ‘shipping markets’, ‘shipping fi nance and investments’ and others. Six (6) pres gious shipping related academic journals are publishing special volumes, with papers presented in the conference. Nine (9) research awards are off ered by academic journals, academic ins tu ons, research ins tutes and postgraduate academic programs, aiming to encourage excellence in research in the areas of mari me economics and business. More than 250 academic papers and extended abstracts will fi nally be presented in the conference, with more than 300 authors from 48 countries around the world joining IAME2019. Moreover, at least 100 prac oners will par cipate in the various events of the conference during its four day ac vi es. As hosts of IAME2019 in Greece, it is considered essen al that delegates experience not only a high-quality conference but also the country itself – its history, culture, people, landscape, gastronomy, entertainment and hospitality. Thus, apart from the academic-scien fi c part of the program, a number of cultural and social ac vi es are organized, aiming to provide a unique experience for par cipants. These include events at Aikaterini Laskaridis Founda on and Mari me Museum, Onassis founda on, Acropolis Museum, Yacht club of Greece, and Hellas Liberty Ship Museum. In order to put together such a seamless, rich academic and social-cultural program, in less than one year a er given the opportunity to organize IAME conference in Athens, it was necessary to obtain sponsorships. I feel grateful to shipping companies, banks, clubs, founda ons and academic programs that have generously provided assistance and support for the conference. It allowed us to organize events in pres gious venues around Athens and Piraeus, to present academic-research excellence prizes, but also the opportunity to off er substan ally lower conference fees for PhD student presenters and par cipants, with the aim to help the young mari me academic community to enhance their research experience through presenta ons and par cipa on in the conference. Special thanks are due to the local organizing commi ee, the interna onal scien fi c commi ee and fi nally to the secretariat team for their me, in helping in the various tasks of conference organiza on. I hope that IAME 2019 Conference will let you sa sfi ed and that along with the cultural ac vity program enriching, conference delegates will be able to me travel from modern to ancient Greece to discover, contemplate, be inspired and create wonderful memories.

Prof. Manolis G. Kavussanos

IAME 2019 Conference Chairman, Professor of Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece


Greeti ngs from the Rector

Greeti ngs from the Mayor of Athens

Athens University of Economics and Business is known for excellence in the subject areas of its focus. For the past years, one such area of focus for us is mari me economics, business and fi nance. The reason is simple: Greece is, and has always been, a mari me based economy. Our people’s es to the sea go back millennia, have remained unbroken since, and one

can reasonably expect, based on past experience, that the future will hold even more such es. However, the strength of the Greek mari me industry, now more than ever, depends not only on our na on’s signifi cant past experience with the sea, but more importantly on the systema c study of the discipline, with mari me economics, business and fi nance playing a pivotal role, in order for the industry to cope with modern challenges and exploit new opportuni es. As the discipline of mari me studies has gained in breadth and scope over the past decades, Athens University of Economics and Business has stood at the forefront of educa on on mari me economics, fi nance and management in Greece, but also interna onally. Our reputa on as a leading University in Economics and Management in Greece, with high caliber teaching and research members of academic staff in the fi eld of mari me fi nance, management and economics and our highly esteemed “MSc in Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management” program have a racted a number of highly qualifi ed students from both Greece and abroad. Our University remains commi ed to serving the needs of the mari me industry for high quality scien fi c training in the fi eld, now and in the years to come.The Interna onal Associa on of Mari me Economists’ Annual conference is the most pres gious conference in Mari me Economics and Business and we are happy to host it and organize it for 2019 through our Lab and MSc program in Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management.

Prof. Emmanouil Giakoumakis

Rector of Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece

Ladies and Gentlemen, Dis nguished guests of the 27th Annual IAME Conference,It is a great honor for our city the holding of this event, as it places Athens at the center of the global mari me audience, and presents the global mari me academic and business communi es a unique opportunity to interact with the Greek Shipping Community, sharing knowledge and expanding the horizons of coopera on.Athens is transforming its self and its role in the broader area, becoming one of the most important European metropolises. The mari me industry has always been a vital ally to our city’s prosperity and growth. The last few years, Athens is enjoying remarkable benefi ts in its tourism, that derive not only by our targeted strategy and successful co-opera ons with the private sector, but also because of, the transforma on of our city’s closest port, Piraeus, the investments made in Athens by the hotel industry, the Athens Airport mul plied connec ons and services, and of course and the investments in cruise tourism and the mari me industry in general, made by your sector. I strongly believe that all the above developments combined, present unique opportuni es for the local economy growth and the introduc on of new jobs that will aff ect posi vely the city’s capabili es. Our city, now more than ever before, can be established as the most prominent tourism des na on and commercial connec on center providing state of the art transporta on connec ons and swi services, thus maximizing its compara ve advantages as the capital city of the most important port in the Mediterranean, Piraeus. To achieve that, the mari me and the eco systems that operate around, including the new tech economy and fi nance sectors, needs to fi nd groundbreaking ways to further exploit such opportuni es that arise for Athens.To that direc on, your contribu on in the research and promo on of innova ve solu ons that meet the needs of todays economy across the sum of areas that are aff ected by the Mari me sector is invaluable.I am wishing you a great Conference!

George BrouliasMayor of Athens


Michele ACCIARO, Kühne Logis cs University, Hamburg

Beatriz Tovar DE LA FE, University of Las Palmas, Spain

Hercules HARALAMBIDES, Erasmus University, Netherlands

Roar Os ÅDLAND, Norwegian School of Economics, Norway

Rommert DEKKER, Erasmus University Ro erdam, The Netherlands

Bruce C. HARTMAN, California Mari me Academy, United States

George ALEXANDRIDIS, University of Reading, United Kingdom

Assunta DI VAIO, Parthenope University of Naples, Italy

Trevor HEAVER, University of Bri sh Columbia, Canada

Amir ALIZADEH, Cass Business School, United Kingdom

John DINWOODIE, University of Plymouth, United Kingdom

Jan HOFFMANN, UNCTAD, Switzerland

Konstanti nos ANDROUTSOPOULOS, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece

Michael DOOMS, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium

Kazuhiko ISHIGURO, Kobe University, Japan

Jason ANGELOPOULOS, Greek Regulatory Authority for Ports

Wolfgang DROBETZ, University of Hamburg, Germany

Hidekazu ITO, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan

Panagioti s ANGELOUDIS, Imperial College London, United Kingdom

Okan DURU, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Manolis KAVUSSANOS, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece

Mary R. BROOKS, Dalhousie University, Canada

Oral ERDOGAN, Piri Reis University, Turkey

Tomoya KAWASAKI, Tokyo Ins tute of Technology, Japan

Stephen CAHOON, University of Tasmania, Australia

Soner ESMER, Dokuz Eylul University, Turkey

Kee Hung Mike LAI, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

Pierre CARIOU, Kedge Business School, France

Sophia EVERETT, Victoria University, Australia

Jasmine LAM SIU LEE, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Ana Cristi na CASACA, Federal University of Maranhão, Brazil

Claudio FERRARI, University of Genoa, Italy

Kihwan LEE, Korea Mari me and Ocean Univeristy

George CHALAMANDARIS, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece

Paul GACHANJA, Kenya a University, Kenya

Paul TW. LEE, Ocean College, Zhejiang University, China

Young-Tae CHANG, Inha University, Korea

Victor GEKARA, RMIT University, Australia

Maria LEKAKOU, University of the Aegean, Greece

Costas CHLOMOUDIS, Univeristy of Piraeus, Greece

Stephen GONG, Xi’an Jiaotong - Liverpool University, China

Burkhard LEMPER, Ins tute of Shipping Economics & Logis cs, Germany

Christopher CLOTT, State University of New York, United States

Rosa GONZÁLEZ RAMÍREZ, Universidad de Los Andes, Chile

Kevin X. LI, Chung-Ang University, Korea

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Kevin CULLINANE, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

Elvira HAEZENDONCK, Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium

Chin-Shan LU, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

Y.H. Venus LUN, The Chartered Ins tute of Logis cs and Transport, Hong Kong

Siri PETTERSEN STRANDENES, Norwegian School of Economics, Norway

Wayne K. TALLEY, Old Dominion University, United States

Meifeng LUO, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

Stephen PETTIT, Cardiff University, United Kingdom

Helen A. THANOPOULOU, University of Aegean, Greece

Dimitrios LYRIDIS, Na onal Technical University of Athens

Harilaos PSARAFTIS, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

Thanos PALLIS, University of the Aegean, Greece

Joan MILESKI, Texas A&M University at Galveston, United States

Meng QIANG, Na onal University of Singapore, Singapore

Ioannis THEOTOKAS, University of Piraeus, Greece

Jason MONIOS, Kedge Business School, France

Jean-Paul RODRIGUE, Hofstra University, United States

Andrianos TSEKREKOS, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece

Adolf K. Y. NG, University of Manitoba Transport Ins tute, Canada

Michael ROE, University of Plymouth, United Kingdom

Dimitris TSOUKNIDIS, Technical University of Cyprus

Nikitas NIKITAKOS, University of the Aegean, Greece

Leonidas ROMPOLIS, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece

Eddie VAN DE VOORDE, University of Antwerp

Nikos NOMIKOS, Cass Business School, United Kingdom

Jafar SAYAREH, Chabahar Mari me University, Iran

Henriett e VAN NIEKERK, Clarksons, United Kingdom

Theo NOTTEBOOM, University of Antwerp, Belgium

Xiaoning SHI, World Mari me University, Sweden

Thierry VANELSLANDER, University of Antwerp, Belgium

Anthony PAGANO, University of Illinois, United States

Ryuichi SHIBASAKI, The University of Tokyo, Japan

Ilias VISVIKIS, American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

Photi s PANAYIDES, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus

Masato SHINOHARA, University of Fukuchiyama, Japan

Grace WEN-YAO WANG, Texas A&M University of Galveston, United States

Stratos PAPADIMITRIOU, University of Piraeus, Greece

Dongping SONG, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom

Gordon WILMSMEIER, Los Andes University, Colombia

Nikos PAPAPOSTOLOU, Cass Business School, United Kingdom

Henrik SORNN-FRIESE, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

Wesley WILSON, University of Oregon, United States

Francesco PAROLA, University of Genoa, Italy

Theodore SYRIOPOULOS, University of the Aegean, Greece

Tsz Leung YIP, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

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Athens University of Econom-ics and Business (AUEB) is the third oldest Higher Educa on Ins tu on in Greece and the fi rst in the fi elds of Economic Science and Business Admin-istra on. Over me the scien- fi c fi elds of Informa cs and

Sta s cs have also been add-ed. From its establishment in 1920 un l the present me, the University has been char-acterized by a rich history of noteworthy scien fi c accom-plishments, which shape its excep onal outlook for the fu-ture. AUEB, as a center of ex-cellence in academic research and in teaching, is evaluated as one of the top Universi es in the country and as one of the best interna onally in the academic fi elds in which it specializes. Its reputa on is a refl ec on not only of the high caliber of its scien fi c staff , the quality of its research and teaching output, its contemporary programs of study, but also of the scien fi c exper se of its graduates, which enables them to become professionally established in Greece and abroad. AUEB implements quality assurance processes for its academic ac vi es and its services. More specifi cally, the University’s Quality Assurance Unit (QAU) is re-sponsible for: a) ensuring and constantly improving the quality of teaching and research, of programs of study as well as of its suppor ng services; b) the coordina on and support of the evalua on procedures at the Department, School, and University level and at its other services and c) suppor ng the external evalua on and accredita on for its study programs as well as of its internal quality assurance system, according to the framework of principles and guidelines of the Hellenic Quality Assurance and Accredi-ta on Agency (HQAA). The Quality Assurance Unit has contributed signifi cantly to the development and establishment of a culture of quality within the University.

The vision of AUEB is to be interna onally recognized as a center of excellence in the sciences of Eco-nomics, Business and Informa on and, through its ac vi es, to contribute to successfully mee ng the challenges facing science, society and the economy of today and tomorrow. AUEB’s mission is to produce and disseminate knowledge in areas that serve the na onal and interna onal economy and society, as well as to contribute to the development of responsible ci zens who are capable of crea ng, contrib-u ng, par cipa ng and leading in the broader interna onal environment. The values of the University Excellence, Innova on, Extroversion and Social Contribu on cons tute the pillars for its development and its reference points.

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The Hosti ng Insti tuti on: ATHENS UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS (AUEB)


The Hosti ng Laboratory: THE LABORATORY FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING, FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT (ISFM LAB)

The ISFM Lab is a world-class research laboratory, dedicated to performing theore cal and applied re-search in the key areas of shipping, fi nance and management.

The mission of the ISFM LAB is to:

• Conduct forefront research on topics related to:

Shipping markets (freight, newbuilding, sale and purchase, demoli on, bunker, energy and other mar-kets); Mari me and Port Economics; Shipping Freight Deriva ves and Risk Management; Investments and Financial Management; Alterna ve Sources of Ship Financing; Shipbuilding Finance; Debt Financ-ing; Public and Private Equity markets; Structured Finance; Mari me investment appraisal and bud-ge ng; Financial analysis and modelling of Shipping Investments; Corporate Governance and other topics related to Finance and Management in Shipping and other sectors of the economy;

• Enhance collabora on with other Research Centres and Academic Ins tu ons worldwide, within a frame of solidarity and mutual trust, with similar or complementary scien fi c objec ves;

• Collaborate with various public and private organisa ons, to address poten al challenges in related fi elds;

• Develop educa onal, research-based and other similar ac vi es in accordance with the general prin-ciples and Research Code of the University;

• Organise and host conferences, seminars, talks, etc., and publicise the scien fi c results produced.

• Undertake projects and consultancy work related to shipping, fi nance or management.

The ISFM Lab supports courses and academic programs of the Athens University of Economics and Busi-ness, such as the affi liated MSc in Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management, aiming to facilitate and enhance the research conducted by faculty and students.

Doctoral research is also supported, as well as applied research projects funded by interna onal or na- onal organiza ons and private companies, while collabora on with na onal and interna onal research

partners is highly sought out.

Research conducted by members of the ISFM Lab is published in high quality interna onal scien fi c jour-nals and presented in interna onal conferences, while more applied work conducted supports the in-dustry providing solu ons to challenges faced in the modern economic environment of the 21st century.

The ISFM Lab is located on the new state-of-the-art premises of the Athens University of Economics and Business, inaugurated in May 2017 by the President of the Hellenic Republic. It is equipped with thirty (30) worksta ons of the latest technology, so ware of the latest versions and access to databases. Plus, educa onal seminars and workshops on the use of so ware and databases are also scheduled on a reg-ular basis.


The Hosti ng Master’s Program: M.Sc. IN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING, FINANCE AND MANAGEMENTThe Interdepartmental MSc in Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management (ISFM) comprises a unique combina on of the three knowledge areas in its tle, which are essen al for those employed or are interested to fi nd work in the Interna onal Shipping industry. This is achieved through a modern, well-structured program, which combines reading of the interna onal literature, laboratory classes, case studies, workshops, teaching, visits to companies and an academic disserta on aimed at enhancing research skills. The academic members of staff involved in the program are producing highly pioneering research in their respec ve fi elds of study. Business execu ves are also invited as keynote speakers in the program. All the above are disseminated in the curricula of the course units to make up a dis nct educa onal program.

The University is a highly acclaimed State ins tu on both at Na onal and Interna onal levels, which off ers offi cially recognized postgraduate programs. It off ers excellent study and research facili es, providing access to a complete library of books, online and hardcopy volumes of scien fi c and business journals, newspapers and magazines, databases and specialized so ware in its laboratories. This enables fast and effi cient access to relevant informa on and data for students, which is vital in pursuing high standards of research and study. The School of Business Administra on and the School of Economics are involved in the MSc program through their relevant Departments of Accoun ng and Finance and Management Science & Technology and of the Interna onal & European Economic Studies, respec vely.

The Professors of the MSc in ISFM are Ph.D. holders. They have solid educa onal backgrounds, signifi cant professional work experience, infl uen al scien fi c publica ons and presenta ons in interna onal conferences. Their work has gained interna onal recogni on, have received teaching prizes by Greek and non-Greek universi es, and are members of important interna onal associa ons and commi ees.

The Loca on of the MSc program, at the heart of one of the most important Interna onal Mari me Centers of the World, is deemed extremely important for the networking and the employment opportuni es it off ers to its par cipants. More than 700 shipping companies are established here in A ca (around the port of Piraeus and in Athens and its suburbs), owning and managing a fl eet of ships with the world’s highest tonnage capacity. Clients of these companies are also established here to serve them, including more than 1,000 shipbroking fi rms, fi nancial ins tu ons, interna onal audi ng and accoun ng fi rms, insurance companies, classifi ca on socie es and shipping lawyers, amongst others. This enables direct access to market resources, such as industry scholarships which are off ered to MSc students, student placements with companies in Greece and abroad, guest speakers from the industry, visits to companies and to the port of Piraeus and COSCO and signifi cant networking opportuni es.

All the above cons tute a dis nguished learning environment, providing students of the MSc with top quality relevant theore cal and prac cal knowledge, thus allowing graduates of the MSc in ISFM to be highly compe ve in the job market and obtain immediate work placement following gradua on.

In other words the MSc in Interna onal Shipping, Finance and Management is a signifi cant investment in the professional careers of its graduates.


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It was Onassis’ appointment as Greek Vice-Consul in Buenos Aires in 1931 that sparked his interest in shipping. A man in perpetual mo on who divided his life between Paris, Buenos Aires, Monte Carlo and Montevideo, Onassis fi nally se led down in 1942 in New York, where his shipping business would be based. Later, in 1952, he set up Olympic Mari me in Paris to manage his shipping assets from Europe.

In 1953, Olympic transferred its offi ces to Monte Carlo, where it remained un l 1977. In 1990, Olympic Mari me was renamed Olympic Shipping and Management SA.

The company has now assigned the technical management of its tanker fl eet to Springfi eld Shipping Co. Panama SA, while Olympic Vision Mari me Inc. manages its dry bulk fl eet. Today, the fl eet comprises 32 vessels. In accordance with Aristotle Onassis’ will, the Onassis Founda on was established in 1975 in two parts, one dealing with Business the other with Public Benefi t.

The Business Founda on operates primarily in shipping and investments, and every year forwards 40% of its net annual profi ts to the Public Benefi t Founda on to fi nance projects and ini a ves to the benefi t of Health, Culture, Educa on and Cultural Diplomacy in Greece.This model is unique but effi cient: by unifying and capitalizing the eff ort, work, thought, knowledge and ac vi es of the Business Founda on, the benefi ts can ul mately be spread across society in the form of services, support and inspira on.

From Shipping to Public Benefi t

What started out as a struggle against the elements on the seven seas should return to Greece as social benefi t.

This was the vision of Aristotle Onassis as he expressed it in his will.

The unique DNA of the Onassis Founda on


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Invited Keynote Speakers

Mr. Theodore Veniamis was born in Vrontados Chios in 1950. In March 1974 he graduated from Athens University of Economics Business, obtaining the extended tle/specializa on in Economics and Law.

Since 1977, he is the founding director of Golden Union Shipping Co. S.A., a dry cargo Ship Management - Opera ng company of which he is the President/CEO. Golden Union currently operates 44 dry bulk carriers of about 5.6 million dwt, with another 1 vessel on order. He is the head of Golden Union Group, which in addi on is ac vely involved in a growing number of shipping and non-shipping related ac vi es.

Since 2009, Mr. Veniamis is the President of the Union of the Greek Shipowners and an elected member of the Board of Directors and the Execu ve Commi ee since 1987.

As a recognised leader in the shipping industry, he has o en been ac ve in a number of interna onal and na onal associa ons and commi ees. Currently, Mr. Veniamis is President of Otesat Maritel (Telecommunica ons services provider) and he is also the Honorary Chairman of the DNV GL Hellenic Commi ee, Chairman of the Hellenic Advisory Commi ee of Lloyds Register, Member of the Greek Na onal Commi ee of ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) as well as Member of the Hellenic Commi ee of RINA (Italian Class Society).

Theodore E. VENIAMISPresident, Union of the Greek Shipowners President & Managing Director, Golden Union Shipping Co. SA

Plenary Session Ι: ‘Signifi cant policy and regulatory issues of the Internati onal Mariti me Industry’

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Dimitrios Fafalios serves as President/Director of Fafalios Shipping S.A. since 2008.

From 1984 to 2008, Mr. Fafalios has held various posi ons in Fafalios Ltd. London, including Technical manager, Technical Director with responsibili es for vessel Maintenance, Newbuildings, S&P, and Technical support for Chartering, Insurance, Post-Fixture and other departments. He has worked closely with many of the major classifi ca on socie es and interna onal shipping organisa ons for rule development and implementa on.

Mr. Fafalios has been elected Chairman of Intercargo since January 2019 having been Chairman of its Technical Commi ee since 2009.

Mr. Fafalios holds senior posi ons on ABS, DNV-GL, HCS, ICS, INTERCARGO, LR, NK and UGS commi ees. He has a ended IMO on behalf of the Hellenic Republic.

Mr. Fafalios received his B.Sc. in Naval Architecture and Ship Building from Newcastle upon Tyne University in 1980 and M.Sc. in Ocean Systems Management from MIT in 1982.

Dr. Nikolas Tsakos is the Founder and Chief Execu ve Offi cer of Tsakos Energy Naviga on (TEN), a pioneering shipping company, established 26 years ago and quoted on the New York Stock Exchange. He comes from a tradi onal Chios seafaring family and has extensive seagoing experience, having also served as an Offi cer in the Greek Navy. Dr. Tsakos was the Chairman of INTERTANKO from 2014 to 2018 and the former President of the environmental organisa on “HELMEPA”. He sits on the boards of a number of mari me and fi nance organisa ons and associa ons. Nikolas graduated from Columbia University in New York with a degree in Economics and Poli cal Science and obtained a Master’s Degree in Shipping, Trade and Finance from London’s City University Business School (CASS). In 2011, he was awarded an honorary doctorate from City University, for his pioneering work in the equity fi nancial markets rela ng to shipping companies. He is married and has three children.

Dimitrios FAFALIOSChairman, INTERCARGOPresident/Director Fafalios Shipping S.A.

NIKOLAS P. TSAKOSChairman, INTERTANKO (2014-2018)Founder and Chief Execu ve Offi cer, Tsakos Energy Naviga on (TEN)

Invited Keynote Speakers

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Invited Industry Speakers

Dimitris Anagnostopoulos has over forty years of experience in Shipping, Ship-fi nance and Bank Management. He obtained his BSc at the Athens University of Economics and Business. His career began in the 1970’s as Assistant Lecturer at the same University followed by four years with the Onassis Shipping Group in Monaco. D. Anagnostopoulos also held various posts at the Na onal Investment Bank of Industrial Development (ETEBA), Con nental Illinois Na onal Bank of Chicago, the Greyhound Corpora on, and with ABN AMRO Bank, where he has spent nearly two decades with the Bank, holding posi ons of Senior Vice-President and Head of Shipping. In May 2009 he joined the Board of Directors of NASDAQ listed Seanergy Mari me Holding Inc. Since 2010 he is also an advisor and Board Member in Aegean Bal c Bank. D. Anagnostopoulos has been a speaker and panelist in various shipping conferences in Europe, and a regular guest lecturer at Cass Business School - London, Athens University of Economics and Business and ALBA Graduate Business School. He is a member (and ex vice chairman) of the Associa on of Banking and Financial Execu ves of Greek Shipping and an Associate Member of the Ins tute of Energy of South East Europe. He was in 2008 named by the Lloyd’s Organiza on as Shipping Financier of the Year.

Mr. Jerry Kalogiratos currently serves as Chief Execu ve Offi cer and Director of Capital Product Partners L.P. (NASDAQ: CPLP’), and as member of the board of Diamond S Shipping Inc (NYSE: DSSI). He has previously served as Chief Financial Offi cer and Chief Opera ng Offi cer of CPLP. Mr. Kalogiratos has also served as Chief Financial Offi cer and Director of NYSE listed Crude Carriers Corp before its merger with CPLP in September 2011. He has over 16 years of experience in the shipping and fi nance industries, specializing in private equity, vessel acquisi ons and projects and shipping fi nance. Mr Kalogiratos has led numerous transac ons in the tanker, LNG, dry bulk and container segments. Before joining Capital Mari me, he worked in equity sales in Greece. He completed his MA in ‘European Economics and Poli cs’ at the Humboldt University in Berlin and holds a B.A. degree in ‘Poli cs, Philosophy and Economics’ from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom and an ‘Execu ve Finance’ degree from the London Business School.

Dimitris ANAGNOSTOPOULOS Member, Board of Directors of Aegean Bal c Bank

Jerry KALOGIRATOSCEO, Capital Product Partners L.P.

Plenary Session II: ‘Shipping Finance in the 21st Century’

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George has combined experience in Shipping Management and Finance of 25 years. For the past 10 years, he is CEO of Capital Securi es, a regulated global brokerage / asset management fi rm, member of the Athens Exchange. Prior to that, he was CEO of ANPO Shipping, a family owned ship owning / management group, opera ng a large specialized sugar carrying fl eet. Earlier in his career, he was involved in equity and alterna ves research and trading in the family offi ce and in shipping so ware development. He started out as a shipbroker in London.

He grew up in Piraeus, studied Shipping and Finance at Southampton (BSc), Cardiff (MSc) and London/Cass (MSc), Fintech at Oxford/Said (Execu ve) and is currently a member of the Abundance programme at Singularity University. Since 2017, he is an ambassador for City, University of London.

He created the Fintech in Shipping course at Cass Business School and is a lecturer for the MSc programmes at the Grammenos Shipping Centre.

Stama s Tsantanis has more than 20 years of experience in senior shipping and fi nance posi ons. He is the Chairman and CEO of Seanergy Mari me Holdings Corp., an interna onal drybulk shipping company listed on NASDAQ (‘SHIP’). Stama s joined Seanergy in 2012 and led its reorganiza on and signifi cant fl eet growth into a prominent Capesize drybulk company of more than 1.7 million dwt. In addi on, he has raised a substan al amount of debt and equity to fund the Company’s growth.

Prior to Seanergy, Stama s served as the Chief Financial Offi cer and Director of Top Ships Inc. from its ini al lis ng on NASDAQ to its growth as a major tanker owner of a fl eet of 2.5 million dwt. Stama s started his career as an investment banker at Alpha Finance, a member of the Alpha Bank Group, with a leading role in a number of major shipping corporate fi nance transac ons in the US capital markets.

Stama s is a fellow of the Ins tute of Chartered Shipbrokers and holds a Master’s degree in Shipping Trade and Finance from Cass Business School in London and a Bachelor’s degree in Shipping Economics from the University of Piraeus.

George POLITISCEO, Capital Securi es

Stamati s TSANTANIS Chairman and CEOSeanergy Mari me Holdings

Invited Industry Speakers


Address: 2, Troias Str., GR11362, AthensTel.: +30 2108203500 (Concierge Service), +30 2108203-524/-513 (IAME2019 Conference Secretariat), +30 2108203696 (MSc in ISFM Secretariat)Website: htt ps://www.dept.aueb.gr/en/isfm

Conference Venues

Tuesday, 25th June – Parti cipati on by invitati on only

Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB)The Port Performance Research Network (PPRN) and the IAME Council Meeti ng will be hosted at the new state-of-the-art premises of the Athens University of Economics and Business, inaugurated in May 2017 by the President of the Hellenic Republic.

A Shutt le bus will depart at 08:45 a.m. from Hotel Royal Olympic to AUEB.


Conference Venues

Address: 107-109 Syngrou Avenue, GR11745, AthensTel.: +30 2109005800Website: htt ps://www.onassis.org/

Wednesday, 26th June, 09:00 – 13:30

Onassis Cultural Centre - Onassis ‘Stegi’Under the generous sponsorship of Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefi t Foundati on, the Conference Opening Ceremony and Plenary Sessions will be held at the central stage of Onassis Cultural Centre.

Shutt le buses will depart at 08:00 a.m. from Hotel Royal Olympic to Onassis Cultural Centre.


Wednesday, 26th June, 14:10 – 18:30Thursday, 27th June, 09:00 – 18:40Friday, 28th June, 09:00 – 17:00

Hotel Royal OlympicConference Parallel Sessions, the IAME General Assembly and the Closing Ceremony will be held at Hotel Royal Olympic.

Reaching the Hotel from/to the airport:

1. Taxi: The taxi fare from Athens Airport to the Center is fi xed at €38 (05:00 – 24:00) and €53 (24:00 – 05:00).

2. Public transport: You will board the Metro from the Airport’s Sta on and get off at Syntagma Sta on. You can either have a 10-minute walk from Syntagma sta on to the hotel or switch lines in the direc on of Elliniko and get off at the fi rst Sta on, the “Acropolis Sta on”. From Acropolis Sta on the Hotel is 100m away, walking along Ath. Diakou Street.

Address: 28, Athanasiou Diakou str., GR11743, AthensTel.: +30 2109288400Website: htt ps://www.royalolympic.com/


Social Event Venues

Address: 16, Ak Moutsopoulou str., GR18535, PiraeusTel.: + 30 2169003700Website: htt p://www.laskaridisfoundati on.org/en/Shu le Buses will depart from Hotel Royal Olympic to Aikaterini Laskaridis Founda on at 19:15Shu le Buses will return to Hotel Royal Olympic.

Tuesday, 25th June, 20:00 – 22:00

Welcome Recepti on at Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundati onUnder the generous sponsorship of Aikaterini Laskaridis Founda on, conference delegates and guests will enjoy an evening welcoming cocktail recep on at its premises in Piraeus, together with a short tour and a welcoming speech by the representa ves of the Founda on. During its many years of presence in intellectual and cultural life of Greece, the Aikaterini Laskaridis Founda on is constantly evolving and has gradually established itself as a prominent infl uen al cultural authority. Its ac vi es are supported by dis nguished representa ves of all fi elds of culture and science.The Founda on’s aims are the promo on of Greek Le ers and Culture in general, as well as the promo- on of Historical and Mari me Research and the func on of the large Historical and Lending Libraries. In

addi on to a 35.000 book lending library, the Founda on boasts of a Historical Library comprising some 400.000 tles, including large numbers of incunabula and ancient books.The Founda on supports wider ini a ves to save and preserve mari me history and heritage. This in-cludes the full restora on of the stone-built lighthouses of Cape Tainaro (Matapa) and Cape Maleas in the Peloponnese and Ntana at Poros island. The Founda on also owns an important mari me collec on and the largest collec on of Lord Hora o Nelson items outside England.

Wednesday, 26th June, 20:00 – 23:00

Private Guided Tour at the Acropolis Museum and Terrace Recepti on A er 20:00, when the Acropolis Museum closes for the public, it has been arranged to open only for IAME delegates and guests, who will have the privilege to enjoy a private guided tour in the Museum. This will be followed by a recep on on the Roof Restaurant and terrace, right beneath the Acropolis Hill and the Parthenon, enjoying panoramic views of classical and modern Athens. The Acropolis Museum is a fi ve-minute walk from the Hotel Royal Olympic that the Conference Parallel Sessions will be taking place.

The Acropolis Museum is an archaeological museum focused on the fi ndings of the archaeological site of the Acropolis of Athens. The museum was built to house every ar fact found on the rock and on the surrounding slopes, from the Greek Bronze Age to Roman and Byzan ne Greece. It also lies over the ruins of a part of Roman and early Byzan ne Athens.


Address: 18, Karagiorgi Servias str., GR18533, PiraeusTel.: +30 210 4179730Website: htt p://ycg.gr/en/ycgShu le Buses will depart from Hotel Royal Olympic to the Yacht Club at 19:15.Shu le Buses will return to Hotel Royal Olympic.

The museum is located by the southeastern slope of the Acropolis hill, on the ancient road that led up to the “sacred rock” in classical mes. Set only 280 meters (310 yd), away from the Parthenon, and a mere 400 meters (440 yd) walking distance from it, the museum is the largest modern building erected so close to the ancient site, although many other buildings from the last 150 years are located closer to the Acropolis.

Address: 15, Dionysiou Areopagitou str., GR11742, AthensTel.: +30 2109000900Website: htt ps://www.theacropolismuseum.gr/enDeparture on foot from Hotel Royal Olympic to the Acropolis Museum: 19:15

Thursday, 27th June, 20:00 – 00:00

Gala Dinner at the Yacht Club of GreeceConference delegates and guests will enjoy the Gala Dinner of the Conference at the Yacht Club of Greece in Mikrolimano, Piraeus. The site used to be the summer palace of the Greek Royal family. The view from the building is breathtaking, stretching from Faliron and Saronic gulf to the islands of Salamina, Aigina and Poros and back to Athens - A ca and the surrounding mountains of Penteli, Imi os and Parnitha. At a closer angle, the Club is surrounded by beau ful groomed gardens.

It has been over 84 years since the Yacht Club of Greece (NOE) was founded in Piraeus’ Mikrolimano port. It is a Club with great history and one to which sailing in Greece owes its tremendous development. Indeed, thanks to NOE sailing is now considered an Olympian’s sport.

The Club is located on the peninsula of Piraeus, at the ancient Athenian military port of «Mounihia». This port is one of three historic naval sta ons of the Ancient Athenian Democracy. It is small and picturesque and, despite s ll retaining its ancient name, is now best known as Mikrolimano. The Yacht Club’s main building is situated at the top of the hill of the Piraeus peninsula, at the southwestern end on Mikroli-mano.


Social Event Venues

Address: Central Piraeus Port, Ak Vasileiadi – Gate E2Tel.: +30 697 18 29 562Website: htt ps://www.hellasliberty.gr/en/Shu le Buses will depart from Hotel Royal Olympic to ‘Hellas Liberty’ at 19:30Shu le Buses will return to Hotel Royal Olympic.High-heeled shoes are not recommended.

Friday, 28th June, 20:00 – 22:30

On-board Cocktail Recepti on at the Historical ship-museum “Hellas Liberty”

Under the generous sponsorship of the Interna onal Propeller Club of the United States, in the evening of Friday, June 28th, a er the Closing Ceremony of the Conference, IAME2019 delegates and guests will enjoy an on-board cocktail recep on at the renovated historical ship-museum “Hellas Liberty”, one of the three remaining Liberty ships in the world. These were ships build en-mass by USA to deliver supplies to destroyed Europe during World War II. The Greek shipping industry is alleged to have based its resur-rec on a er W.W.II, on 100 of these ships bought in favorable terms from the USA government.

The symbolic name of “Liberty” was given to a class of cargo ship of about 10,000 tons which was orig-inally conceived in Great Britain and massively produced in the United States in order to cover the in-creased transporta on needs of the Allied forces, following the enormous losses caused by enemy ac- on. Over 2,720 of these ships were built in the U.S. over the course of four years. A produc on rate that

could not be matched even with today’s advanced technology.

SS Hellas Liberty is Liberty class ship launched in 1943 by ST. John’s River Shipbuilding Company. She was converted into a pipe carrier in 1944 and used in the construc on of a fuel pipeline under the English Channel following the Normandy landing. A er the war she was laid up. She was chartered by AT&T in 1956 and converted into a cable ship. In 1957 she was transferred to the US reserve fl eet un l 1964. Lat-er she was classifi ed as a barge and again laid up at the James River in 1983. A er that many components including the rudder were removed and used as spare parts for the SS “JOHN W. BROWN”.

Today only three Liberty ships survive: two in the U.S. and the SS HELLAS LIBERTY in Piraeus.


Tuesday, 25th JuneTime Event Venue08:45 Bus Departure From: Hotel Royal Olympic

To: AUEB

09:15 – 09:30 Registra on AUEB, 1st Floor, Room 10209:30 – 11:30 Port Performance Research Network

Mee ng (par cipa on by invita on only)AUEB, 1st Floor, Room 102

11:30-12:00 Coff ee break AUEB, Ground fl oor12:30-14:00 Port Performance Research Network

Mee ng (par cipa on by invita on only)AUEB, 1st Floor, Room 102

14:00 – 14:40 Lunch AUEB, Ground fl oor14:40 – 17:00 IAME Council Mee ng AUEB, 1st Floor, Room 10216:00 – 18:30 Registra on Hotel Royal Olympic, Foyer19:15 Bus Departure From: Hotel Royal Olympic

To: Aikaterini Laskaridis Founda on

20:00 – 22:00 Welcome Recep on Aikaterini Laskaridis Founda onBus Departure From: Aikaterini Laskaridis Founda on

To: Hotel Royal Olympic

Wednesday, 26th JuneTime Event Venue08:00 Bus Departure From: Hotel Royal Olympic

To: Onassis Cultural Centre08:20 – 09:00 Registra on Onassis Cultural Centre, Foyer09:00 – 10:00 Opening Ceremony

Onassis Cultural Centre, Central Stage

10:00 – 11:00 Plenary Session I: ‘Signifi cant policy and regulatory issues of the Interna onal Mari me Industry’

11:00 – 12:30 Plenary Session II: ‘Shipping Finance in the 21st Century’

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch Onassis Cultural Centre, Foyer13:30 Bus Departure From: Onassis Cultural Centre

To: Hotel Royal Olympic14:10 – 16:10 Parallel Sessions Hotel Royal Olympic, Conference

Rooms 16:10 – 16:30 Coff ee Break Hotel Royal Olympic, Lounge Bar,

Ground Floor16:30 – 18:30 Parallel Sessions Hotel Royal Olympic, Conference

Rooms19:15 Departure on foot From: Hotel Royal Olympic To: The

Acropolis Museum20:00 – 21:00 Private guided tour Acropolis Museum21:00 – 23:00 Terrace Recep on Acropolis Museum, 2nd Floor, Terrace

Restaurant

Programme Overview


Thursday, 27th JuneTime Event Venue09:00 – 11:00 Parallel Sessions Hotel Royal Olympic, Conference Rooms

11:00 – 11:20 Coff ee Break Hotel Royal Olympic, Lounge Bar, Ground Floor

11:20 – 13:20 Parallel Sessions Hotel Royal Olympic, Conference Rooms

13:20 – 14:20 Lunch Hotel Royal Olympic, Ioannis Roof Restaurant




19:15 Bus departure From: Hotel Royal Olympic To: The Yacht Club of Greece

20:00 – 00:00 Gala Dinner Yacht Club of Greece

Bus departure From: Yacht Club of GreeceTo: Hotel Royal Olympic

Friday, 28th JuneTime Event Venue09:00 – 11:00 Parallel Sessions Hotel Royal Olympic, Conference Rooms



13:20 – 14:20 Lunch Hotel Royal Olympic, Ioannis Roof Restaurant

14:20 – 15:20

15:20 – 16:20

16:20 – 17:00

IAME General Assembly

Closing Ceremony

IAME2020 Conference, Hong Kong

Ηotel Royal Olympic - Kallirhoe Hall

19:30 Bus Departure From: Hotel Royal Olympic To: Floa ng Ship-Museum ‘Hellas Liberty’

20:00 – 22:30 On board recep on Historical ship-museum ‘Hellas Liberty’Bus departure From: Historical ship-museum ‘Hellas Liberty’

To: Hotel Royal Olympic

Programme Overview


Detailed Program

Opening Ceremony & Plenary Sessions

Date: Wednesday, 26th June, 9:00 – 12:30Venue: Onassis Cultural Centre, Central Stage

09:00 – 10:00 Welcome Speeches and Introductory Remarks• Prof. Manolis Kavussanos – ΙΑΜΕ2019 Conference Chairman• Prof. Emmanouil Giakoumakis – AUEB Rector• Prof. Thanos Pallis – IAME President

10:00 – 11:00 Plenary Session Ι - ‘Signifi cant policy and regulatory issues of the Internati onal Mariti me Industry’ Keynote Speeches

• Mr. Theodoros Veniamis – President, Union of Greek Shipowners‘The Business Model of the Greek Shipping Industry: Challenges and Prospects’

• Mr. Dimitrios Fafalios – Chairman, Interna onal Associa on of DryCargo Shipowners (INTERCARGO)‘World Dry Bulk Fleet, INTERCARGO and the road to 2050’

• Dr. Nikolas Tsakos –Chairman, Interna onalAssocia on of Independent Tanker Owners (INTERTANKO) (2014-2018)‘INTERTANKO: Celebra ng 50 years of con nuous growth’

11:00 – 12:30 Plenary Session ΙΙ - ‘Shipping Finance in the 21st Century’ Moderator: Professor Manolis Kavussanos

• Mr. Dimitris Anagnostopoulos – Member, Board of Directors of Aegean Bal c Bank‘Trends and new fi nance pa erns in the mari me industry’

• Mr. Jerry Kalogiratos – CEO, Capital Product Partners L.P.‘Mergers and Acquisi ons as an instrument for ship fi nancing in the Mari me Industry’

• Mr. George Poli s – CEO, Capital Securi es‘Financial Technology (Fintech) applied to the Mari me Industry’

• Mr. Stama s Tsantanis – Chairman and CEO, Seanergy Mari me Holdings‘Corporate Restructuring of Shipping Companies through the use of Banking and Capital markets’

12:30 - 13:30 Light Lunch and Networking


Conference Special Sessions

The IAME 2019 Conference features a number of Special Sessions, organized by key experts in their areas of research, with the inten on of providing new perspec ves on current issues and challenges faced in the mari me sector.These sessions are:

1. Sustainable Shipping Session organizers: Harilaos N. Psaraft is – Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Thalis Zis – Technical University of Denmark, Denmark2. The Conundrum of Digital Transforma on in the Mari me Industry Session organizers: Ioannis N. Theotokas – University of Piraeus, Greece Ioannis N. Lagoudis – University of the Aegean, Greece Mohamed M. Naim – Cardiff University, United Kingdom Okan Duru – Nanyang Technological University, Singapore3. Financial Risk Management and Investments in Mari me Transporta on Session organizers: Manolis G. Kavussanos – Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece Ilias D. Visvikis – American University of Sharjah, UAE4. Interna onal Mari me Commodity Markets, Trends and Interac ons Session organizers: Manolis G. Kavussanos – Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece Dimitris A. Tsouknidis – Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus5. Liquefi ed Natural Gas (LNG) in Shipping and Ports Session organizers: Giovanni Satt a – University of Genoa, Italy Francesco Parola – University of Genoa, Italy Okan Duru – Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Michele Acciaro – Kühne Logis cs University, Germany6. Passenger Shipping in the Era of Blue Economy Session Organizers: Maria Lekakou – University of the Aegean, Greece Evangelia Stefanidaki – University of the Aegean, Greece Assunta Di Vaio – University of Naples Parthenope, Italy Luisa Varriale – University of Naples Parthenope, Italy Christos Kontovas – Liverpool John Moores University, UK7. Port Compe veness and Compe on: Theory and Prac ce Session Organizers: Lam, J.S.L. – Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Hales, D.N. – The University of Rhode Island, USA Chang, Y.T. – Inha University, Korea8. The Reloca on and Migra on of Container Terminals Session organizers: Theo Nott eboom - SMU / University of Antwerp / UGhent / HZS, China/Belgium Jean-Paul Rodrigue – Hofstra University, New York, USA Peter Hall – Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada9. 21st Century Shipping Markets: from Building to Scrapping and Beyond Session organizers: Manolis G. Kavussanos – Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece Siri Pett ersen Strandenes, Norwegian School of Economics, Norway Helen Thanopoulou, University of the Aegean, Greece


1. Journal of Shipping and Trade The Journal of Shipping and Trade (JST) will publish contribu ons for IAME2019 Conference. Editors: Prof. Kee-hung Lai Topics included: shipping economics, trade and economic development, transporta on management,

global port management, regional studies, environmental management in shipping and trade, mari me business model development.

Useful informati on: Papers accepted for presenta on at IAME2019 will be granted waiver for the ar cle-processing charges by the journal. Further details of JST can be found at

htt ps://jshippingandtrade.springeropen.com

2. Mari me Business Review The Mari me Business Review (MBR) will publish a special issue on “Internati onal Mariti me Commodity

Markets, Trends and Interacti ons” open to selected papers from IAME2019 Conference. Guest Editors: Prof. Manolis G. Kavussanos (Athens University of Economics and Business) and Dr.

Dimitris A. Tsouknidis (Cyprus University of Technology) Useful informati on: Submi ed papers should not be currently under considera on for publica on

elsewhere. All papers are refereed through a peer review process, according to the guidelines of MBR. Please send papers to be considered for publica on to [email protected] and to [email protected]. For papers’ submission guidelines please visit: htt p://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/services/publishing/mabr/authors.htm Important Dates Submission of manuscripts: 20 July 2019

No fi ca on to authors: 30 October 2019 Final versions due: 31 January 2020

3. Mari me Economics & Logis cs Mari me Economics and Logis cs (MEL) will publish an IAME2019 Special Issue under the tle “State-

of-the-Art in Port Economics and Management Research” Editors: Hercules E. Haralambides Useful informati on: Presenters to the IAME Athens conference, interested in having their

paper considered for inclusion in the Special Issue, can inform the conference organizers with cc to: [email protected]. Selec on of a paper for this special issue does not automa cally guarantee publica on, and addi onal refereeing may be required at the discre on of the MEL editors. The special issue will be published only if a suffi cient number (> 6) of top papers has been iden fi ed and passed the screening of IAME/MEL referees. In this case, the Special Issue will appear as MEL 22.1, i.e. February 2020.

4. Mari me Policy & Management Mari me Policy & Management (MPM) will publish two IAME 2019 Special Issues under the tles: (1) 21st century shipping markets: from Building to Scrapping and beyond (2) Arti fi cial Intelligence & Big Data in Shipping (1) “21st century shipping markets: from Building to Scrapping and beyond” Guest Editors: Manolis Kavussanos, Siri Pe ersen-Strandenes and Helen Thanopoulou. Topics included: Freight markets, newbuilding and second-hand markets for ships, markets for inputs,

such as bunkers, labour and other relevant to shipping markets. Useful informati on: Authors of IAME2019 contribu ons are invited to contact the editors of the

special issue [email protected],[email protected] and [email protected]. Authors of high-quality papers presented in the session will be invited to submit their full papers for the special volume according to the journal’s editorial instruc ons.

(2) “Arti fi cial Intelligence & Big Data in Shipping” Guest Editors: Kum Fai Yuen (Chung-Ang University), Gangyan Xu, (Harbin Ins tute of Technology)

and Jasmine Siu Lee Lam (Nanyang Technological University)

Special Issues in Academic Journals


Topics included: Data-driven op miza on for opera ons management in shipping, Internet of Things (IoT) technologies and applica ons, mari me network op miza on, autonomous ships: technologies and applica ons, predic ve modelling and analysis using big data, large-scale mul -dimensional mari me data mining, data-driven mari me risk management, data security and privacy issues in shipping, human-AI interface and AI-ergonomics in shipping, cri cal success factors of AI and big data in shipping, sustainability in shipping, inland transporta on op miza on

Useful informati on: All submissions have to be made via the journal’s online submission system. For any further enquiries, please contact Co-Editor, Kum Fai Yuen ([email protected]). More informa on about the special issue can be assessed in the link:

htt ps://think.taylorandfrancis.com/mpm-2019si2/?utm_source=CPB_think&utm_medium=cms&utm_campaign=JOA07884#?utm_source=CPB&utm_medium=cms&utm_campaign=JOA07884

Important dates 31-Oct 2019: Deadline of manuscript submission (fi rst submission)

30-Nov 2019: Return of review reports to authors for revisions29-Feb 2020: Submission of revised manuscript31-Mar 2020: Deadline of submi ng fi nal manuscriptEarly 2020: Publica on of the special issue

5. Sustainability Sustainability will publish an IAME2019 Special Sec on-Volume under the tle “Sustainable Mariti me

Transportati on Management and Policies” Guest Editors: Dr. Kum Fai Yuen (Chung-Ang University), Dr. Yiik Diew Wong (Nanyang Technological

University) Useful informati on: Deadline for manuscript submissions 31 December 2019. More informa on

about the special issue can be assessed in the link: htt ps://www.mdpi.com/journal/sustainability/special_issues/Sustainable_Mariti me_

Transportati on_Management_Policies

6. Transporta on Research – Part E Transporta on Research-Part E will publish a Special Sec on-Volume under the tle “Finance,

Investments and Risk Management in Mariti me Transportati on and the Impact of Digital Disrupti ons” Guest Editors: Prof. Manolis G. Kavussanos and Prof. Ilias D. Visvikis Topics included: Financial risk management in mari me transporta on, Use of deriva ves to hedge

risks in the mari me industry, Shipbuilding fi nance, Debt fi nancing in shipping, Public debt markets for shipping, Public and private equity markets for shipping, Mari me investment appraisal, Financial Analysis of Ship Investments, Corporate Finance in Shipping, Mergers & Acquisi ons in Shipping, Impact of new mari me regula ons on Financial Performance, Impact of new environmental regula ons on the opera ng expenses and fi nancial performances of shipping companies, The impact of Blockchain and AI in commercial mari me opera ons, New fi nancial and risk management strategies in an era of digital disrup ons, Big data analysis for mari me investment appraisals, Machine learning and AI in forecas ng mari me variables, Unmanned and Autonomous vessels and opera ng expenses

Useful informati on: Following presenta on at the IAME 2019 Annual Conference, the papers will need to be extended and improved to meet TRE’s publica on criteria and requirements, before submi ed (via the Journal’s EVISE) for the paper review process. Papers should be submi ed via the Transporta on Research Part E online submission system. When you submit your paper to the special sec on, please choose ar cle type “IAME2019” otherwise your submission will be handled as a regular manuscript. All submissions will be subject to the journal’s standard peer review process. Criteria for acceptance include originality, contribu on, and scien fi c merit. For author guidelines, please visit the Journal’s home page to learn more.

Important Dates July 25th 2019: Deadline submission of full papers, mee ng TRE’s requirements (papers submi ed via

TRE EVISE and sent to reviewers) Sept 25th 2019: No fi ca on of acceptance of full papers Oct 25th 2019: Submission of revised papers Nov 25th 2019: Final manuscripts decision Early 2020: Planned publica on

Special Issues in Academic Journals


Conference Academic Program

Room GROUND 1A 1B 2A 3A 4A

Session Title Twenty-First Century Shipping Markets: From Building to Scrapping and Beyond I

Legal Aspects in Ports and Shipping

Port Economics and Mariti me Research

Mariti me Human Resources and Mariti me Research

Shipping Regulati ons & Compliance Requirements, Management and Organizati on of Shipping Companies

The Conundrum of Digital Transformati on in the Mariti me Industry I

Chairperson Helen Thanopoulou Michael Dooms Adolf Ng Angelos Pantouvakis

Mary Brooks Ioannis Lagoudis

14:10-14:30 INVESTMENT STRATEGIES IN BULK SHIPPING: THE CASE OF THE CAPE SECTOR (118)

Lagoudis, Ioannis [P]; Theotokas, Ioannis; Katsaros, Alexandros

LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES AS ACTORS IN THE MARITIME DOMAIN - LEGAL AND BUSINESS CONTEXT, OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES: TAKING PORT OF HAMBURG AS AN EXAMPLE (195)

Kolar, Petr [P]; Schramm, Hans-Joachim; Prockl,Günter

OPTIMAL RENTAL CHARGE SCHEDULE BETWEEN THE PORT AUTHORITY AND CONTAINER TERMINALS UNDER VARIOUS CONTRACT SCHEMES (332)

Kim, Kap Hwan [P]; Zhou, Yanjie

TURNING FOLLOWERS INTO LEADERS: COMMERCIAL SHIPPING VERSUS MILITARY NAVY (138)

Progoulaki, Maria [P]; Tsioumas, Vangelis; Voutsina, Katerina

REGULATION IN THE LINER SHIPPING INDUSTRY: PATHWAYS TO A BALANCE OF INTERESTS (150)

Brooks, Mary; Sys, Christa [Ρ]; Meersman, Hilde; Van de Voorde, Eddy; Vanelslander, Thierry

TRANSACTION COST REDUCTION THROUGH THE USE OF SMART CONTRACTS IN MARITIME SUPPLY CHAINS (246)

El khadiri, Naouar [P]; Acciaro, Michele

14:30-14:50 HORIZONTAL COLLABORATION AMONG STRATEGIC ALLIANCES IN SHIPPING INDUSTRY: A LITERATURE REVIEW (140)

Ghorbani, Mohammad [P]; Acciaro, Michele; Transchel, Sandra; Cariou, Pierre

SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES AND THE ROLE OF THE PORTS IN BOOSTING THE EXPORT VALUES OF THE ITALIAN SOUTHERN REGIONS (405)

Siviero, Lucio [P] ; Scuderi, Salvatore

ANALYZING SUSTAINED DIFFERENCES IN LABOUR INTENSITY ON CONTAINER TERMINALS OF TWO MAJOR PORT HUBS IN THE HAMBURG-LE HAVRE RANGE (55)

Van Den Driessche, Ellen [P]; Haezendonck, Elvira; van der Lugt, Larissa; Streng Marti jn

THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND PROSPECTS FOR MARITIME INDUSTRY INNOVATION: SECURING AFRICA’S BLUE ECONOMY FUTURE THROUGH MARITIME EDUCATION (15)

Dyer, Jack [P]

POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF BALLAST WATER REGULATIONS ON THE ECONOMY AND THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE (52)

Wang, Zhaojun [Ρ]; Nong, Duy; Corbett , James; Countryman, Amanda; Warziniack, Travis

SURVIVAL OF THE CHEAPEST: THE ECONOMICS OF AUTONOMY IN SHIP DESIGN (41)

Adland, Roar [P];

Strandenes, Siri P;

Kutsuna, Koji

14:50-15:10 ASSET-PLAYING IN A NEW FREIGHT MEAN REVERSION ERA (285)

Alizadeh, Amir; Pett ersen Strandenes, Siri; Thanopoulou, Helen [P]

U.S. FEDERAL CABOTAGE LAWS: A MULTIMODAL CABOTAGE ANALYSIS (27)

Clott , Christopher [P]; Stewart, Richard

MINIMUM EFFICIENT SCALE IN CONTAINER PORT OPERATIONS OVER THE VERY LONG RUN – IS IT INCREASING AND DOES THAT MATTER? (58)

Cowie, Jonathan; Monios, Jason [P]

THE CHALLENGE TO ATTRACT AND RETAIN SEAGOING PERSONNEL: A CASE STUDY OF EMPLOYER BRANDING (142)

Progoulaki, Maria [P]; Argyropoulos, Christos; Digoni, Vasiliki; Economou, Eff rosyni; Kotsampopoulos, Aris; Tserpelis, Theodoros

ECONOMIC IMPACT OF M&A IN THE CONTAINER SHIPPING INDUSTRY (282)

Matsuda, Takuma [Ρ]; Kawasaki, Tomoya

BLOCKCHAIN USAGE IN MARITIME SUPPLY CHAINS: THE BEST THING OR JUST ANOTHER EXPENSIVE LEDGER SYSTEM (155)

Galvao, Cassia [P];

Mileski, Joan

DAY 1 - Wednesday, June 26th, 2019


15:10-15:30 ARE OFFSHORE UNITS SHIPS? THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR FIXED OR FLOATING OFFSHORE INSTALLATIONS OR STRUCTURES ENGAGED IN GAS OR OIL EXPLORATION, EXPLOITATION OR PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES, LOADING OR UNLOADING OF OIL (388) Athanassopoulou, Victoria [P]

PORTS REGULATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: A NEW EQUITABLE TAX RATE APPROACH (145)Fakir, Mahesh; Chasomeris, Mihalis[P]

THE DYNAMIC OF CONTAINER PORTS HIERARCHY (253)

De Oliveira, Gabriel [P]; Schaff ar, Alexandra;

Carriou, Pierre

GREEK EVIDENCE CONCERNING THE USE, TEACHING AND LEARNING CONDITIONS OF ENGLISH AS A WORKPLACE LANGUAGE IN THE SHIP’S MULTICULTURAL, MULTILINGUAL ENVIRONMENT (444)

Iakovaki, Helen [P]; Agiorgousi, Evangelia

PORT INTEGRATION AS A BALANCE OF INTEREST -UNDERSTANDING “IMPERFECT IMPLEMENTATION” IN CHINESE PORT INDUSTRY RECENTRALIZATION (2014-2018) (197)

Chen, Yang; Yang, Dong [Ρ]

IMPLEMENTING SENSOR-DATA DRIVEN FAULT DETECTION ON MARINE AUXILIARY ENGINES (314) Andersen, Sebasti an Terp, [P];

Chen, Gang;

Rytt er, Niels Gorm

15:30-15:50 TONNAGE TAX REVISITED: THE CASE OF GREECE DURING A SHIPPING CRISIS AND AN ECONOMIC CRISIS PERIOD (242) Panagiotou, Stelios [P]; Thanopoulou, Helen

UNCHARTED WATERS - INDEPENDENT REGULATION FOR PORT CONCESSIONS (301)

Angelopoulos, Jason [P]; Chlomoudis, Constanti nos; Flegkas, Constanti nos; Leonardou, Panagiota; Vrysagoti s, Vassilios

FUTURE CHALLENGES OF MARITIME ECONOMICS RESEARCH (184)

Karlis, Thanasis; Polemis, Dionysios [P]; Celik Girgin, Sinem; Syntychaki, Athina

EXAMINING THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MANNING AGENCY SELECTION CRITERIA AND VALUE CO-CREATION (356)

Pantouvakis, Angelos; Syntychaki, Athina; Karakasnaki, Maria [Ρ]

ADVANCING A DISCOVERY-DRIVEN APPROACH TO DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN SHIPPING (237)

Sornn-Friese, Henrik [Ρ]; Iversen, Marti n Jes

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF SPARE PARTS IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY IN THE DIGITAL ERA (378)

Kosti di, Evanthia, [P]; Nikitakos, Nikitas

15:50-16:10 MODELLING DEPENDENCE DYNAMICS BETWEEN CRUDE OIL PRICE, LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) FREIGHT RATE AND LPG PRICE SPREAD BY COPULAS (317)

Lam, Jasmine Siu Lee; Bai, Xiwen [P]

HIGH-LEVEL DESIGN OF CONTAINER YARD MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES (24)

Lee, Byung Kwon [P]; Li, Haobin

MARKETING METRICS IN THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY: INITIAL EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE (12)

Gerou, Anastasia; Pantouvakis, Angelos [Ρ]

THE CHANGE AND THE BENEFIT OF PANAMA CANAL EXPANSION ON MARITIME INDUSTRY (103)

Wang, Liang-Yun [P]; Lu, Yi-Hsuan; Chen, Szu-Ying; Chen, Yi-Zhen; Lee, Ya-Hsuan

Coff ee Break – Hotel Lounge Bar


Session Title Twenty-First Century Shipping Markets: From Building to Scrapping and Beyond II

Port Performance Corporate Social Responsibility in Mariti me Industry

The Relocati on and Migrati on of Container Terminals: Spati al, Economic, Network, Environmental and Governance Drivers and Consequences

Passenger Shipping in the Era of Blue Economy

The Conundrum of Digital Transformati on in the Mariti me Industry II

Chairperson Siri Strandenes Jason Monios Elvira Haezendonck Theo Nott eboom Maria Lekakou Mo Naim



16:30-16:50 CYCLICAL FLUCTUATION IN DRY BULK MARKET CAUSED BY NON-SUPPLY/DEMAND FACTORS (21)

Hayashi, Koichiro [P]

EXAMINING PRODUCTIVITY OF MARINE SERVICES IN SOUTH AFRICA’S PORT SYSTEM (192)

Mihalis, Chasomeris [P]; Mthembu, Sphiwe Eugene

SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING BY INLAND PORT MANAGING BODIES: A STAKEHOLDER-BASED VIEW ON MATERIALITY (124)

Geerts, Magali [P]; Dooms, Michaël,

A QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF PORT MIGRATION PATTERNS IN THE GLOBAL PORT SYSTEM SINCE THE 1950S (161)

Ducruet, César;Nott eboom, Theo [P]; Slack, Brian; Berli, Justi n

THE METHODOLOGY FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE ISLANDS’ TRANSPORT EQUIVALENT TO THE GREEK ISLANDS (289)

Lekakou, Maria;Spilanis, Ioannis;Kizos, Thanasis; Remoundos, Georgios [P]; Stefanidaki, Evangelia; Gasteratou, Amalia; Katsounis, Ioannis

MARITIME BLOCKCHAINS: DECODING DIVERSE STRATEGIES FOR VALUE EXTRACTION (114)

Lambrou, Maria [P]; Watanabe, Daisuke; Iida, Junya,

16:50-17:10 THE EFFECTS OF GEOPOLITICAL RISK AND ECONOMIC POLICY UNCERTAINTY ON SHIPPING FREIGHT RATES (268)

Drobetz, Wolfgang; Gavriilidis, Constanti nos;

Krokida, Styliani-Iris;

Tsouknidis, Dimitris [P]

EFFICIENCY EVALUATION OF AUTOMATED CONTAINER TERMINALS IN EAST ASIA (106)

Ishiguro, Kazuhiko [P]; Xu,Yunna

SHIP DECOMMISSIONING AND THE CHANGING OF THE EUROPEAN SHIP RECYCLING REGULATION (134)

Parisi, Cristi ana [P]; Hsuan, Juliana

THE DRIVERS, IMPEDIMENTS AND OUTCOMES OF CONTAINER PORTS MIGRATION AND RELOCATION: ANALYSIS OF A GLOBAL SAMPLE OF PORTS (187)

Nott eboom, Theo [P]; Rodrigue, Jean-Paul; Hall, Peter

CREATING A SMART INDICATORS’ SYSTEM AS A DECISION – MAKING TOOL FOR THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL ISLANDS. THE CASE OF GREECE. (292)

Katsounis, Ioannis; Lekakou, Maria; Stefanidaki, Evangelia [P]; Remoundos, Georgios

COMBINING A MULTI-AGENT SYSTEM WITH BLOCKCHAIN AND DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING IN PORT LOGISTICS (135)

Henesey, Lawrence [P]

17:10-17:30 ANALYSIS OF THE BEHAVIOR OF CAPESIZE MARKET (280)

Karaoulanis, Ioannis [P]

EFFIENCY DRIVERS IN EASTERN AFRICAN PORTS (239)

Trujillo, Lourdes; Jiménez, Juan Luis; González, María Manuela [P]

CRITERIA SELECTION FOR SUSTAINABLE SHIPPING MANAGEMENT: A FUZZY ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS METHOD (165)

Tran, Thi Minh Trang [P];

Yuen, Kum Fai;

Li, Kevin X.

The drivers, impediments and outcomes of container ports migra on and reloca on: analysis of a global sample of ports

PRECONDITIONS OF NEW CONTAINER TERMINALS LOCATION IN THE MARITIME SPATIAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK. A CASE STUDY FOR THE CENTRAL PORT CONCEPT IN GDAŃSK (291)

Czermanski, Ernest [P]; Oniszczuk-Jastrząbek, Aneta; Zaucha, Jacek; Pawłowska, Barbara; Matczak, Magdalena; Szydłowski, Łukasz;

LOGIT CHOICE MODELS FOR CONNECTION OF THE ISLAND OF SALAMIS (410)

Papaioannou, Georgios [P]; Naniopoulos, Aristotelis

DIGITALIZATION IN PORT LOGISTICS: A LITERATURE AND STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEW, (141)

Anwar, Mahwish [P]; Henesey, Lawrence; Cassalichio, Emiliano


17:30-17:50 EVOLUTION OF SEASONALITY PATTERNS OF DRY BULK SHIPPING (166)

Kavussanos, Manolis; Peng, Wenhao [P]; Yip, Tsz Leung

CONTAINER TERMINAL EFFICIENCY: CASE OF HAMBURG - LE HAVRE (HLH) RANGE

(252)Nduna, Sisangile [P]; Vanelslander, Thierry; Meersman, Hilde; van de Voorde Eddy, Eddy

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN THE CRUISE INDUSTRY: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS THROUGH THE SUSTAINABILITY DISCLOSURE FRAMEWORK (240)

Di Vaio, Assunta, [P];

Lekakou, Maria; Varriale, Luisa;

Stefanidaki, Evangelia

THE IMPACT OF CONTAINER TERMINAL RELOCATION IN HINTERLAND DELIMITATIONS (402)

Santos, Tiago [P]; Marti ns, Pedro; Guedes Soares, Carlos

IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING ADAPTATION STRATEGIES FOR CRUISING IN THE ARCTIC REGION (336)

Jiang, Changmin; Lau, Yui-yip;Ng, Adolf K.Y.[P]; Kelkar, Rajnish,

FACTORS AFFECTING THE ADOPTION OF INDUSTRIAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN CONTAINER SHIPPING INDUSTRY: A CHAIN LEVEL APPROACH, (397)

Chan, Hing Kai; Pawar, Kulwant; Zeng, Fangli [P]

17:50-18:10 EFFECTS OF RISK ATTITUDE AND FORWARD FREIGHT AGREEMENT ON SHIPPING FREIGHT RATE (171)

Tezuka, Koichiro; Ishizaka, Motokazu; Ishii, Masahiro [P]

HINTERLAND STRATEGIES SOLVING DEEP-SEA CONTAINER TERMINAL CONGESTION (373)

Kuipers, Bart; van Saase, Niels [P]

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN PORTS: SUSTAINABLE PORTS AND THE COOPERATION WITH SUSTAINABLE PORT-CITIES IN THE OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK OF THE EU SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (241)

Sanida, Marilena [P]; Sepeti s, Anastasios

CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF DIGITIZATION ON CONTAINER SHIPPING INDUSTRY IN SUPPLY CHAIN PERSPECTIVE, (414)

Fanam, Peter Dzakah [P]; Zainal, Nur; Yee, Sheena Sonnia,

18:10-18:30 PORT EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW (438)

Bougioukou, Eleni [P]; Mangan, John; Tei, Alessio

DEVELOPING A CIRCULAR ECONOMY INNOVATION FRAMEWORK FOR PORTS (56)

Haezendonck, Elvira, [P];

Van Den Driessche, Ellen

COMBINING UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES (UAV) AND 3D MAPPING OF PORT INFRASTRUCTURES – AN APPROACH FOR SECURITY AND RISK MANAGEMENT IN HIGH COMPETITIVE TRANSPORT ENVIRONMENTS, (191)

Stein, Michael [P]



DAY 2 - Thursday, June 27th, 2019


Session Title Financial Risk Management & Investments in Mariti me Transportati on I

Port Choice and Competi ti on I

Green Ports Port Competi ti veness & Competi ti on - Theory & Practi ce I

Liquefi ed Natural Gas (LNG) in shipping and ports

Energy Fuels and Seaborne Trade

Chairperson Ilias Visvikis Simme Veldman Chang Young Tae Douglas Hales Giovanni Satt a Jasmine Lam

9:00-9:20 PREDICTING CORPORATE FINANCIAL DISTRESS AROUND THE WORLD: THE CASE OF THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY (404)

Charalambakis, Evangelos [P];Dimitrakopoulos, Dimitris; Kavussanos, Manolis

VGM AMENDMENT REVEALS PORT COMMUNITY AS A BUSINESS NETWORK (130)

Lavissiere, Alexandre [P]; Lavissière, Mary Catherine; Fedi, Laurent; Mandják, Tibor

ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE OF WESTERN EUROPEAN INLAND PORTS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS FROM 1997 TO 2017 (359)

Moeremans, Bruno [P]; Dooms, Michaël

BILATERAL CONNECTIVITY INDEX AT THE PORT LEVEL (306)

Manrique de Lara Peñate, Casiano A. [P]; Lorenzo, Javier; Trujillo, Lourdes

LNG BUNKERING SOLUTIONS IN PORTS: A LITERATURE REVIEW AND RESEARCH AGENDA (47)

Satt a, Giovanni [P]; Parola, Francesco; Duru, Okan; Leott a, Camille

A METHOD FOR ASSESSING THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF OIL SPILLS IN ARCTIC AREA (42)

Ng, Adolf K.Y. [Ρ]; Afenyo, Mawuli; Jiang, Changmin

9:20-9:40 CAPTURING THE BIMODAL DISTRIBUTION OF DEFAULT RATES FOR CORRELATED BORROWERS: AN APPROACH TESTED ON THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY (446)

Merika, Anna [P]; Penikas, Henry; Merikas, Andreas; Ermolova, Maria

VERTICAL INTEGRATION IN CONTAINER PORTS: ASSESSING THE EC DECISIONAL PRACTICE ON COMPETITION EFFECTS (127)

Kollia, Stefania [P];

Pallis, Athanasios

ASSESSING LEAN MANAGEMENT, GREEN OPERATIONS, AND GREEN BEHAVIOR IN CONTAINER TERMINALS IN TAIWAN (51)

Kuo, Szu-Yu [P]; Lin, Pei-Chun

SUPPLY CHAIN EFFICACY FOR REEFER CARGO DESTINED FOR CAPE TOWN TERMINAL (231)

Fraser, Jessica [P];

Tefu, Johanna;

LNG VALUE-CHAINS IN THE BALTIC REGION: CASE OF THE GO LNG PROJECT, (390)

Henesey, Lawrence [P]; Gerlitz, Laima; Jankowski, Stefan

SIMULATION OF ENERGY TRANSITION AND EMISSION MITIGATION (255)

Lam, Jasmine Siu Lee [P]; Yin, Yuwei

9:40-10:00 OIL PRICE VOLATILITY AND SHIPPING INDUSTRY: DYNAMIC CONNECTEDNESS AND PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION (167)

Maitra, Debasish [P];Chandra, Saurabh; Dash, Saumya;

PORT AND COASTLINE CHOICE IN CENTRAL AMERICA (19)

Veldman, Simme [P]; Van Drunen, Eric; Vallejo-Pinto, Jose Angel; Garcia-Alonso, Lorena

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFICIENCY OF SEA PORTS CORRECTING FOR ESTIMATION BIASES: WEAK DISPOSABILITY AND BOOTSTRAPPING METHOD (236)

Chang, Young-Tae [P]; Jo, Ahhyun

IMPACT EVALUATION OF PORT SERVICES IN GREEK TEN-T PORTS ACCORDING TO REGULATION (EU) 352/2017 (391)

Koumanioti , Georgia [P]; Pardali, Aggeliki

FLOATING DANGEROUS LIQUID BULK CARGO REDISTRIBUTION SYSTEM A NEW CONCEPT AND SIMULATION-BASED PERFORMANCE STUDY, (72)

Cao, Xinhu [P]; Wang, Shuhong; Zhou, Chenhao

ENERGY SOURCES: EFFECTS ON MARITIME INDUSTRY ENERGY (186)

Ballini, Fabio [P]; Frugone, Giampaolo

10:00-10:20 THE FORTHCOMING ECONOMIC RECESSION: BUSINESS SURVIVABILITY ASSESSMENT AND STRATEGIES (315)

Brho, Mazen [P]; Wang, Grace; Mileski, Joan

CONTAINER SHIPPING IN THE ARCTIC AND POSSIBLE IMPACTS ON HAMBURG - LE HAVRE RANGE PORTS; A CASE STUDY OF ANTWERP SEAPORT (279)

Celik, Gokce [P]; van Hassel, Edwin; Ribeiro de Resende

DRIVERS OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY INVESTMENTS IN EUROPEAN PORTS (209)

Sornn-Friese, Henrik [P]

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE NEW INSPECTION REGIME FOR PORT STATE CONTROL: APPLICATION OF TOKYO MOU (175)

Wang, Grace; Li, Kevin X.; Lin, K-C; Xiao, Yi [P]; Qi, Guanqiu

A COMPARATIVE TECHNO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF TFDE, ME-GI AND X-DF PROPULSION SYSTEMS FOR LNG CARRIERS. CASE STUDY FOR ALTERNATIVE MULTI-ANNUAL OPERATIONAL PROFILES, (362)

Kissas, Nikolaos; Papaleonidas, Christos; Foufl ias, Dimitrios; Lyridis, Dimitrios V. [P]

LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS VIABILITY FOR SMALL ISLAND STATES: A CASE STUDY OF MALTA (349)

Ballini, Fabio; Cassar, Mark Philip; Dalaklis, Dimitrios [P]


10:20-10:40 THE IMPACT OF THE POST-2008 ECONOMIC AND SHIPPING CRISES ON SHIPPING SHARE OWNERSHIP DISPERSION TRENDS POST 2008 (381)

Nomikos, Nikos; Tsouknidis, Dimitris; Moutzouris, Ioannis;

Thanopoulou, Helen [P]

TRAFFIC SPECIALIZATION AND ITS INFLUENCE ON PORT TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY (34)

Mateo-Mantecón, Ingrid [P]; Coto-Millán, Pablo; Hidalgo, Soraya; De La Fuente, Marta Elisa

CONCENTRATION AND COMPETITION BETWEEN MAJOR CONTAINER PORTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA (174)

Nguyen, Phong Nha [P]; Woo, Su-Han

DEMAND ESTIMATION FOR LNG BUNKERING AND STORAGE SERVICES IN PORTS USING BAYESIAN NETWORKS, (207)

Acciaro, Michele; Parola, Francesco ; Satt a, Giovanni; Vitellaro, Francesco [P]; Resta, Marina

STUDY ON MARITIME DISRUPTIONS IN BUNKER INDUSTRY OF SRI LANKA (347)

Samaranayake, Thushani [P]

10:40-11:00 ALTERNATIVE FINANCIAL VEHICLES FOR PORT INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA (189)

Thuranira, Godfrey, Haezendonck, Elvira [P]; Mwangi, Cyrus

PRODUCTIVITY PERFORMANCE AND ITS DETERMINANTS IN IRISH AND NORTH ATLANTIC SPANISH PORTS: A DYNAMIC PANEL ANALYSIS (98)

Tsakiridis, Andreas [P]; Mateo-Mantecón, Ingrid; O’Connor, Eamonn; Hynes, Stephen

STUDY ON PORT PERFORMANCE DIMENSIONS AND EVALUATION FOR INDIAN MAJOR SEA PORTS - A CONCEPTUAL MODEL (89)

Thumbe Narasimha, Prathvi [P]; Jena, Dr Pradyot Ranjan; Majhi, Dr Ritanjali

FUNDING LNG BUNKERING SYSTEMS FOR EUROPEAN PORTS: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE, (46)

Satt a, Giovanni; Parola, Francesco; Fedi, Laurent; Giannoni, Marta [P]



Session Title Financial Risk Management & Investments in Mariti me Transportati on II

Port Choice and Competi ti on II

Port Policy Port Competi ti veness & Competi ti on - Theory & Practi ce II

Modal shift aspects Mariti me Trade Lanes

Chairperson Roar Adland Athanasios Pallis Henrik Sornn-Friese Y.T. Chang Beatriz Tovar Christopher Clott

11:20-11:40 FREIGHT RATE UNCERTAINTY AND THE FLAGGING-OUT DECISION (245)

Chondrokouki, Maria, [P]; Tsekrekos Andrianos

SIMPLE IS ACTUALLY COMPLEX: PORT CHOICE AND THE LOCATION VARIABLE (152)

Galvao, Cassia; Swaney, Blake [P]

EVALUATING THE ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF THE VESSEL TRAIN CONCEPT (228)

Meersman, Hilde; Moschouli, Eleni [P];

NanwayBoukani, Loghman; Sys, Christa; Van de Voorde, Eddy; Vanelslander, Thierry; van Hassel, Edwin; Friedhoff , Benjamin;

Tenzer, Matt hias; Frindik, Roland

A THEORETIC REVIEW OF PORT INVESTMENT RELATED LITERATURE

(111)

Xiao, Zengqi [P]; Lam, Jasmine Siu Lee

A MODAL SHIFT TO INLAND WATERWAYS: ACTOR PERSPECTIVES ON ALTERNATIVE BUSINESS CONCEPTS (425)

Santén, Vendela [P]; Rogerson, Sara; Svanberg, Marti n; Finnsgård, Christi an; Williamsson, Jon; Woxenius, Johan

SHIPPING CONNECTIVITY IN THE CONTEXT OF THE 21ST CENTURY MARITIME SILK ROAD FOR SOUTHEAST ASIA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN (10)

Yap, Wei Yim [P]; Tan, Yan Weng



11:40-12:00 THE VALUE OF DIFFERENT REDELIVERY OPTIONS IN THE DRYBULK MARKET (73) Prochazka, Vit [P]; Adland Roar

COMPARING SHIPPERS AND FREIGHT FORWARDERS’ PORT CHOICE CRITERIA: AN APPLICATION TO THE SPANISH TILE INDUSTRY (249)

Marti nez-Moya, Julian [P]; Feo Valero, Maria; Mendes Constante, Jonas

EUROPEAN CRUISE PORTS: VARIATION OF THE CHALLENGES FACED AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS (54)

Pallis, Athanasios; Papachristou, Aimilia [P]

A COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS OF EU PORTS BY FIXING SPATIAL AND ECONOMIC DIMENSIONS. (68)

Mazzocchi, Paolo [P]; Rocca, Antonella;Quintano, Claudio

SHORT SEA SHIPPING AND THE PROMOTION OF MULTIMODALITY IN THE EUROPEAN ATLANTIC AREA (82)

Santos, Tiago [P]; Marti ns, Pedro; Guedes Soares, Carlos

IMPACTS OF NEW INTERNATIONAL LAND-SEA TRADE CORRIDOR ON THE FREIGHT PATTERNS AMONG CHINA, CENTRAL ASIA AND THE ASEAN COUNTRIES (430)

Jiang, Yonglei [P]; Lyu, Jing; Qiao, Guanying

12:00-12:20 CORPORATE FINANCIAL LEVERAGE AND M&As CHOICES: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY (133)

Alexandridis, George; Antypas, Nikolaos; Gulnur, Arman [P];Visvikis, Ilias

SHIPPING ALLIANCES, CONNECTIVITY, AND THE GROWTH OF PIRAEUS TO MAJOR HUB (335)

Vaggelas, George; Pallis, Athanasios [P]

WHICH PORT GOVERNANCE MODEL IS THE MOST VIABLE TO GREEN PORT MANAGEMENT? (77)

Munim, Ziaul Haque [P]; Sornn-Friese, Henrik

THE EFFECT OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF PORT’S INLAND HINTERLAND TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGIES ON THE EXPORT OF PERSIHABLE PRODUCTS FROM SOUTH AFRICA (276)

Saeed, Naima [P]; Hoff , Arild; Larsen, Odd

AN INNOVATED INTERMODAL SOLUTION TO PROBLEMS OF URBAN RESIDENTIAL WASTE DISPOSAL IN LARGE CITIES -UTILIZING MARINE HIGHWAY TO SOLVE GROWING ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS (312)

Yahalom, Shmuel (Sam) [P]; Guan, Changqian

REFRIGERATED CARGO TRENDS AND TRADE LANES: THE USA MARITIME CASE (154)

Galvao, Cassia [P]; Mileski, Joan; Boudreaux, Lowell

12:20-12:40 M&As AND IMPLIED VALUATION MULTIPLES IN THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY (270)

Satt a, Giovanni [P]; Avallone, Francesco;Di Fabio, Costanza; Parola, Francesco; Persico, Luca; Vitellaro, Francesco

A STUDY ON TURKISH PORTS’ COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES (451)

Baser, Sadık Ozlen; Akbayirli, Kemal [P]

IS THE EU STRATEGIC PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE OF INTERMODAL TRANSPORT AND PORTS SUSTAINABLE? (182)

Plati as, Charalampos; Vaggelas, George K. [P]

GLOBAL PORT-BASIS DRY BULK CARGO FLOW ESTIMATION USING VESSEL MOVEMENT DATABASE AND IMAGE ANALYSIS (453)

Shibasaki, Ryuichi [P]; Nakashima, Minato; Kanamoto, Kei

ANALYSIS OF MODAL SHIFT POTENTIAL TOWARDS INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION IN SHORT-DISTANCE INLAND CONTAINER TRANSPORT (266)

Kurtulus, Ercan [P]; Çeti n, İsmail

INFORMATION SHARING, STANDARD SETTING AND NEW BUSINESS MODELS IN U.S. CONTAINER SHIPPING AND INTERMODAL SERVICES (429)

Clott , Christopher [P]; Hartman, Bruce

12:40-13:00 THE CONDITIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RISK AND RETURN IN THE DRY BULK MARKET (7)

Nomikos, Nikos; Giamouzi, Maria [P]

ANALYSIS OF MURMANSK AS A GATEWAY FOR THE ARCTIC PRODUCTION (263)

Faury, Olivier [P]; Serry, Arnaud; Alix, Yann; Kerbiriou, Ronan

PORT INVESTMENT ALONG MARITIME SILK ROAD CONSIDERING INDUSTRIAL TRANSFER AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIP (31)

Yang, Zhongzhen [P]; Chen, Dongxu; LI, Jiajun

TRAFFIC SIMULATION OF THE EFFECTS OF BREXIT ON THE PORT OF CALAIS (212)

Ke, Luqi [P];

Liu, Qing; Han, Ke

ASSESSMENT OF THE FEASIBILITY OF THE EASTERN AFRICAN PORTS TO ARTICULATE INTERMODAL CHAINS THROUGH SHORT SEA SHIPPING (32)

Martí nez-López, Alba [P]; Trujillo, Lourdes; Chica-González, Manuel

INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE AND MARITIME TRANSPORT INVESTMENTS: HOW THE BRI MIGHT BOOST MAIN MARITIME TRADE LANES (436)

Ferrari, Claudio; Tei, Alessio [P]

13:00-13:20 MACROECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF GLOBAL SHIPPING COMPANIES’ STOCK RETURNS (448)

Laopodis, Nikiforos [P]

THE BENCHMARKING ANALYSIS OF PORT COMPETITION: A RESEARCH ON MEDITERRANEAN PORTS (452)

Ustboga, Nese; Baser, Sadık Ozlen; Akbayirli, Kemal [P]

ANALYZING PORT GOVERNANCE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CAPTURE THEORY OF REGULATION (320)

Roy, Manikant; Lam, Jasmine Siu Lee [P]

Lunch Break – Hotel Roof Restaurant



Session Title Financial Risk Management & Investments in Mariti me Transportati on III

Ports Regional Development and Cruise Issues

Corporate Social Responsibility and Governance in Mariti me Industry

Mariti me Risk Analysis and Assessment

Environmental impact and Sustainability of Sea Transport

Shipping Economics & Policy - Economic Geography

Chairperson Dimitris Dimitrakopoulos

Karlis Thanasis Trevor Heaver Nikitas Nikitakos Ioannis Theotokas Myrto Kalouptsidi

14:20-14:40 RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS AND PRINCIPAL-PRINCIPAL CONFLICTS IN PUBLICLY LISTED COMPANIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE MARITIME SHIP-OWNING INDUSTRY (211)

Andrikopoulos, Andreas; Giannopoulou-Merikas, Anna; Merikas, Andreas; Sigalas, Christos [P]

SIGNIFICANCE OF LAST MILE DISTRIBUTION ON FRESH PRODUCE QUALITY IN COOL CHAINS (181)

Fei, Jiangang [P]; Fernando, Indika;

Stanley, Roger

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, MARKET SENTIMENT AND SHIPPING COMPANIES PERFORMANCE (274)

Melas, Konstanti nos [P];

Panayides, Photi s, Tsouknidis Dimitris

THE RESEARCH OF MARITIME SAFETY ASSESSMENT UNDER RISK FACTORS COUPLING (60)

Zhu, Lequn [P]; Zhou, Ran; Li, Xiaojun

ENFORCEMENT OF SULPHUR REGULATIONS USING GAME THEORY (348)

Zis, Thalis [P]

GEOGRAPHY AND ENDOGENOUS TRADE COSTS (441)

Kalouptsidi, Myrto [P]; Papageorgiou, Theodore;

Brancaccio, Giulia

14:40-15:00 CREDIT-MARKET SENTIMENT AND DEBT TRAP: EVIDENCE FROM SHIPPING COMPANIES (173)

Li, Xiaoxia [P]; Yip, Tsz Leung

SPATIAL SPILLOVER EFFECT OF LOGISTICS INFRASTRUCTURE ON REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA (208)

Guanqiu, Qi [P]; Kevin, Li

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE HUMAN ELEMENT: A KPI APPROACH FROM THE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY (439)

Darousos, Evangelos F. [P]; Mejia Jr., Maximo Q; Visvikis, Ilias D.

MAPPING AND ANALYSIS OF MARITIME CLAIMS IN THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC BASED ON POLARIS SYSTEM (109)

Fedi, Laurent [P]; Olivier, Faury; Laurent, Eti enne; Amaury, De La Ferriere

AN ENHANCED METHOD OF EMISSION ACCOUNTING: CASE STUDY OF TANKER EMISSION (110)

Lam, Jasmine Siu Lee; Xiao, Zengqi [P]

DYNAMIC PRICING FOR REVENUE MANAGEMENT IN LINER SHIPPING FACED WITH SEASONAL VARIATIONS AND NO-SHOWS (403)

Luo, Meifeng [P]

15:00-15:20 THE BIDIRECTIONAL DEPENDENCE OF SHIPPING COMPANIES CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CHARACTERISTICS AND THE DECISION FOR VESSEL REGISTRATION AND FLAG CHOICE (256)

Merika Anna [Ρ], Merikas Andreas, Penikas Henry, Goryushev Andrei

A WORKING PAPER ON REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND MARITIME GROWTH IN AFRICA: FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR THE SADC REGION TOWARDS 2050 (443)

Hadi, Nomtha [P]; Adendorff , Chris

A COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF THE JONES ACT (321)

Temzelides, Ted [P];

Medlock, Kenneth;

Mikulska, Anna

A WAVE OF THREATS IN AN OCEAN OF DATA: THE CASE OF AIS FLOWS FOR COMMERCIAL MARITIME CYBER SECURITY (153)

Mileski, Joan [P]; Galvao, Cassia

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF AUTONOMOUS SHIP OPERATIONS: A LITERATURE REVIEW (139)

Chang, Chia-Hsun [P]; Zhang, Xufan; Guo, Xiao; Qu, Zhuohua

OPTIMAL VESSEL SPEED AND WEATHER EFFECTS (37)

Adland, Roar; Cariou, Pierre; Wolff , Francois-Charles [P]

15:20-15:40 INVESTMENT EFFICIENCY IN THE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY (238)

Alexandridis, George;Fung, Erick [P]; Visvikis, Ilias

CRUISE PORT ACTIVITY EVOLUTION IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA: A COMPOSITIONAL DATA APPROACH (337)

Grifoll, Manel; Karlis, Thanasis [P]

THE ECONOMICS AND GOVERNANCE OF ANCHORAGE (427)

Heaver, Trevor [P]

RISK ASSESSMENT IN CONTAINER TERMINALS. THE CASE OF PORT ASSETS DAMAGES AND LOSSES (158)

Pallis, Petros [P]; Chlomoudis, Constanti nos

A STUDY ON ACCEPTABLE INCENTIVE MEASURE FOR PROMOTING OF REDUCING CO2 EMISSION FROM SHIPS (319)

Okada, Akira [Ρ]

FLEET PLANNING OF A BULK CARRIER UNDER DEMAND UNCERTAINTY: A SCENARIO TREE APPROACH (38)

Yang, Kum Khiong; Low, Joyce M.W. [P]

DAY 2 - Thursday, June 27th, 2019



15:40-16:00 SHIPPING STOCKS AS LOTTERIES (420)

Markoulis, Stelios; Makrominas, Michalis [P]

HAVE ALL CRUISE PASSENGER’S EXPENDITURE CATEGORIES THE SAME DETERMINANTS? A SYSTEM APPROACH (91)

Tovar, Beatriz [P];

THE ROLE OF MARITIME STAKEHOLDERS FOR SUPPLY CHAIN MOVEMENT: CASE BETWEEN PENINSULAR MALAYSIA AND SABAH (419)

Mhd Ruslan, Siti Marsila [P]; Mokhtar, Kasypi

RISK ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK FOR THE SECURITY OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS ASSETS (297)

Progoulakis, Iosif [P]; Nikitakos, Nikitas

ENVISIONING A SUSTAINABLE OCEAN ECONOMY FUTURE: STRUCTURING AND MOBILISING GLOBAL MARITIME FINANCE AMONG CLIMATE CHANGE UNCERTAINTY (30)

Dyer, Jack [P]

COMBINED TRANSPORT BETWEEN RIVER AND SEA IN YANGTZE RIVER (229)

Wu, Shanhua [P]; Yang, Zhongzhen

16:00-16:20 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF EAST’S AFRICA PORT AUTHORITIES (341)

Aguiar-Díaz, Inmaculada; Ruiz-Mallorquí, Maria Victoria; Trujillo-Castellano, Lourdes [P]

THE IMPACT OF THE EUROPEAN MARITIME SINGLE WINDOWS AND THE BLUE BELT INITIATIVE ON SHORT SEA SHIPPING: EVIDENCE FROM RORO BASED CAR TRANSPORT (146)

Koliousis, Ioannis [Ρ]; Papadimitriou, Stratos; Tsioumas, Evangelos; Stavroulakis, Peter; Tsolomiti s, Evangelos; Kakavoyanni, Penny; Balabanou, Irene

THE ATTITUDE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN A SERIES OF ENVIRONMENTAL MARINE DISASTERS (411)

Loupas, Efstathios [P];

Sofi a, Tsouvanou; Leoni, Smirli;

Tsalapati s, Alexandros

LNG SAFETY AT PORTS - STATE OF THE ART, (455)

Koromila, Ioanna; Nivolianitou, Zoe; Aneziris, Olga [P]

NORTHERN SEA ROUTE (NSR) CONTAINER SHIPPING COST AND EMISSIONS: A COMPARISON WITH THE TRANSIBERIAN RAILWAY CONNECTION (TRC) (260)

Cheaitou, Ali; Faury, Olivier; Cariou, Pierre [P]; Hamdan,Sadeque

A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH FOR DEFINING SHIPPING SERVICES PATTERN WITH AIS DATA (368)

Sahoo, Satya [P]; Song, Dong-Wook; Karamperidis, Stavros; Ersoy, Erkal


Room GROUND 1A 2A 3A 4A

Session Title Financial Risk Management & Investments in Mariti me Transportati on IV

Port Economics II Modelling Aspects Ship Safety, Accidents and Regulati on

Mariti me Stati sti cs and Technology

Chairperson Theodore Syriopoulos Yap Wei Yim Michele Acciaro Meifeng Luo Sdoukopoulos,Eleft herios

16:40-17:00 GEOPOLITICAL RISK AND CORPORATE CASH HOLDINGS IN THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY

(200)

Kotcharin, Sunti chai [P]; Maneenop, Sakkakom

MEGA CONTAINER PORTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MARITIME TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF SEA SPACE (11)

Yap, Wei Yim [P];

Loh, Hui Shan; Chang, Young-Tae

BERTH ALLOCATION - DO WE HAVE IT ALL WRONG? (392)

Voß, Stefan [P]

ACHIEVING OPERATIONAL SAFETY IN LI-ION SHIPBOARD BATTERY SYSTEMS (204)

Annie Kortsari [P]; Christodoulou, Anastasia; Mika Lehmusto, Georgia Aifadopoulou

FUTURE TECHNOLOGY DIRECTIONS IN EU MARITIME TRANSPORT (277)

Tromaras, Alkiviadis; Sdoukopoulos, Eleft herios [P]; Aggelakakis, Aggelos; Tsafonias, George; Mavropoulou, Eleni; Perra, Vasiliki; Boile, Maria


17:00-17:20 HISTORY OF SHIP FINANCE (74)

Johns, Max [P]; Drobetz, Wolfgang,

IDENTIFYING DOMINANT PERSPECTIVES ON SUSTAINABILITY ISSUES IN REEFER TRANSPORTATION. A Q-METHOD STUDY ON COLD CHAIN STAKEHOLDERS IN THE PORT OF ROTTERDAM. (395)

Castelein, Bob [P]; Van Duin, Ron; Geerlings, Harry

ESTIMATING DISCHARGE TIME OF CARGO UNITS IN RO-RO SHIPPING (428)

Jia, Beizhen [P]; Rytt er, Niels Gorm Malý;

Reinhardt, Line Blander;

Haulot, Gauvain; Billesø, Mads Bentzen

A FAST REACTION-BASED PORT VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT AGAINST CATASTROPHES: CASE OF THE TIANJIN PORT EXPLOSION (400)

Cao, Xinhu [P]; Lam, Jasmine, Siu Lee

RESEARCH ON ESTABLISHING THE OCEAN ECONOMY STATISTICAL FRAMEWORK (456)

Wang, Xiaohui [P]

17:20-17:40 HEDGING SHIP PRICE RISK USING FREIGHT DERIVATIVES IN THE DRYBULK MARKET (36)

Adland, Roar [P];

Ameln, Haakon; Børnes, Eirik A.

INNOVATION ECOSYSTEMS IN PORTS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TWO EUROPEAN PORTS (269)

De Langen, Peter;

Mendes Constante, Jonas [P]; Marti nez-Moya, Júlian; Furió Prunonosa, Salvador

THE MODAL SHIFT EFFECT OF A BUNKER LEVY SCHEME ENFORCEMENT ON SHORT SEA SHIPPING: A BAYESIAN NETWORK APPROACH (233)

Kosmas, Vasileios [Ρ]; Acciaro, Michele

USE OF BAYESIAN NETWORK TO ANALYSE RISK-BASED GAME MODEL OF PORT STATE CONTROL (424)

Yang, Zhisen; Yang, Zaili [P]; Yin, Jinbo; Qu, Zhuohua

THE DEVELOPMENT OF STATISTICS ON THE MARINE ECONOMY IN CHINA (457)

Song, Weiling [P]

17:40-18:00 HEDGING USING FORECAST COMBINATIONS: EVIDENCE FROM NATURAL GAS MARKETS (148)

Pouliasis, Panos [P]; Visvikis, Ilias; Papapostolou, Nikos;Kryukov, Alexander

REGIONAL DISINTEGRATION IN SOUTH ASIA: EVIDENCE FROM THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE ON MARITIME NETWORKS (17)

Ducruet, Cesar; Tsubota, Kenmei [P]

ANALYSIS OF MARINE SUPER-HEAVY TRANSPORTATION MARKET INFLUENCED BY OCEAN ENGINEERING (22)

Li, Xiaojun [P] ; Zhou, Ran;

Zhu, lequn; Wang, Yisheng; Zheng, Lin

VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF STRAIT/ CANAL ON MARITIME SILK ROAD (435)

Gong, Xiaoxing [P]; Luo, Meifeng; Lu, Jing; Chang, Zheng

RESEARCH ON COMPARISON OF THE STATISTICAL CALIBERS BETWEEN CHINESE AND CANADIAN MARINE ECONOMY (458)

Song, Weiling; Peng, Xing [P]

18:00-18:20 DUBAÏ, A HUB FOR DHOW SHIPPING? ANALYSIS OF THE COEXISTENCE BETWEEN STANDARDISED AND LOCAL NETWORKS FOR REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION (257)

Emeric Lendjel [P]; Marei, Nora

SHIPPING MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS SUPPLY CHAINS: THE CASE OF THE EMERGING CRUISE INDUSTRY IN CHINA (101)

Yang, Duo [P]; Acciaro, Michele

THE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL DISASTERS IN PORT TERMINALS (396)

Moraga, Paola [P]; Bearzotti , Lorena

18:20-18:40 MEASURING ACCESSIBILITY AND THE GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE NETWORKS OF THE INTEROCEANIC CANALS (407)

EL Sakty, Khaled [P]

A MULTI-CRITERIA DECISION METHOD TO AID COMPLIANCE WITH THE SOLAS VERIFIED GROSS MASS REGULATION (70)

Ugedi, Preye Jennifa [Ρ]; Chang, Chia-Hsung; Kontovas, Christos



Room GROUND 1A 2A 3A 4ASession Title Forecasti ng and

modeling freight markets

Port Hinterland and Networks

Shipping economics and policy - Internati onal trade issues

Shipping Economics & Policy - Economics Of Mariti me Clusters

Sustainable Shipping I

Chairperson Christos Katris Cassia Galvao Theodore Papageorgiou

Jan Hoff mann Harilaos Psaraft is

9:00-9:20 EXPLORING TIME SERIES FORECASTING OF BDI INDEX (331)

Katris, Christos [P]; Kavussanos, Manolis

IF WE BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME: THE PROBLEM OF UNDERUTILIZATION OF PORT OPERATIONAL CAPACITY (156)

Galvao, Cassia; Mileski, Joan [P]

THE CIRCUMSTANCES BEDEVILING EMPTY CONTAINER TRACEABILITY IN THE EAST AFRICAN REGION THROUGH THE PORT OF MOMBASA (90)

Mwango, Geoff rey Ngombo [P]

FLAGGING IN: DETERMINANTS OF ADOPTING THE NATIONAL FLAG IN MARITIME TRANSPORT (325)

Hoff mann, Jan [P]; King, Byron

MEASURING STRUCTURE-CONDUCT-PERFORMANCE IN THE CONTAINER SHIPPING MARKET (65)

Hirata, Enna [P]

9:20-9:40 Support Vector Machine (SVM) Assessment in Ship Price Forecas ng (20)

Tsatsaronis, Michael [P]; Syriopoulos, Theodore; Gavalas, Dimitris;Karamanos, Ioannis; Oikonomopoulou, Mikaela

THE ROLE OF CHINESE DRY PORT IN INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER SHIPPING UNDER BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE: NETWORK SIMULATION APPROACH (203)

Xie, Jingci [P] ;

Shibasaki, Ryuichi; Nishimura, Kentaro

IMPACT ESTIMATION OF THE TRADE WAR BETWEEN THE U.S. AND CHINA ON GLOBAL MARITIME TRADE VOLUME (354)

Akakura, Yasuhiro [P]

MARITIME INDUSTRY KEY CHALLENGES TOWARDS CLUSTERING: COMPETITIVE SOLUTIONS FOR SOUTH BALTIC REGION (261)

Viederyte, Rasa [P]

SPEED OPTIMIZATION VS SPEED REDUCTION: THE SPEED LIMIT DEBATE (329)

Psaraft is, Harilaos [P];

9:40-10:00 DRY BULK FREIGHT INDEX FORECASTING BASED ON SATELLITE AIS DATA USING DEEP LEARNING (163)

Wada, Yujiro [Ρ]

ASSESSING COMPETITION IN EUROPEAN TRANSSHIPMENT MARKETS (377)

Saeedi, Hamid [P]; Behdani, Behzad; Wiegmans, Bart

EFFICIENCY IN DECENTRALIZED TRANSPORT MARKETS (442)

Papageorgiou, Theodore [P]; Kalouptsidi, Myrto; Brancaccio, Giulia; Rosaia, Nicola

MARKET STRUCTURE OF SHORT SEA SHIPPING IN NORTHEAST ASIA (293)

Park, So-Young [P]; Woo, Su Han

ENERGY EFFICIENCY DETERMINANTS IN THE CONTAINER SHIPPING INDUSTRY (88)

Dirzka, Christopher [P]; Acciaro, Michele;McKinnon, Alan C.

10:00-10:20 BALTIC DRY INDEX FORECASTING USING A HYBRID ARIMA AND CLASSIFICATION AND REGRESSION TREE MODEL (196)

Shen, Chung-Wei, [P], Liu, Zi Yu

THE GEOGRAPHY OF MARITIME RANGES: INTERFACING GLOBAL MARITIME SHIPPING NETWORKS WITH HINTERLANDS (426)

Rodrigue, Jean-Paul [P]

DETERMINANTS OF MARITIME CONNECTIVITY, IMPACT OF DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS: A SPATIAL STUDY (459)

Dial, Rania Tassadit [P]; Figueiredo, Gabriel; Schaff ar Dimou, Alexandra

CLUSTER ROSTER: AN AIS-BASED ANALYSIS OF MARITIME CLUSTER EVOLUTION USING CLIQUE PERCOLATION (206)

Zhang, Xiunian; Lam, Jasmine Siu Lee; Zhang, Wei [P]; Bai, Xiwen

MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL EMISSION REDUCTION POLICY IN THE LINER SHIPPING (327)

Ben-Hakoun, Elyakim[P]; Van De Voorde, Eddy;Shift an, Yoram,

DAY 3 - Friday, June 28th, 2019


10:20-10:40 FORECASTING DIRTY TANKER FREIGHT RATES ON ARABIAN GULF-SOUTH EAST ASIA ROUTE WITH BOX-JENKINS APPROACH [371]

Başer, Sadık Özlen; Memişoğlu, Reha [P]; Öznur, Serka; Karataş Çeti n

RESTRUCTURING TAX INCENTIVES FOR ONSHORE POWER SUPPLY IN GERMANY - A CASE STUDY ON FERRIES (94)

Renken, Katharina [P]; Fröde, Charline; Rodrigues, Guilherme; Gopakumar, Nimisha; Salimath, Sachin; Acciaro, Michele

THE EFFECT OF CARBON REGULATION ON SHIP OWNERS’ INVESTMENT DECISIONS (59)

Buchmann, Franz [P]; Santi ago, Leonardo

ANALYSING THE MODAL SHIFT FROM ROAD BASED TO COASTAL SHIPPING-BASED DISTRIBUTION OF LINER CARGO (115)

Chandra, Saurabh [P];

10:40-11:00 CONTAINER FREIGHT RATE FORECAST INTEGRATING SOFT FACTS (78)

Schramm, Hans-Joachim; Munim, Ziaul Haque [P]

SCENARIO-BASED TRAFFIC MODELLING OF AUTO TRANSPORTER TRAINS IN THE PORT OF BAR (157)

Dragovic, Branislav; Mestrovic, Romeo; Orlandic, Radovan; Papadimitriou, Stratos [P]; Petranovic, Mauro; Mikijeljevic, Marko


Room GROUND 1A 2A 3A 4A

Session Title Internati onal Mariti me Commodity Markets, Trends and Interacti ons

Port Performance Shipping Markets Modeling And Analysis - Liner Shipping

Geopoliti cal issues in the Global Mariti me and Logisti cs Industry

Sustainable Shipping II

Chairperson Dimitris Tsouknidis George Vaggelas Laurent Fedi Thanasis Karlis Thalis Zis

11:20-11:40 ESTIMATING A LOGIT MODEL FOR DRY BULKERS TRANSPORTING GRAINS FROM THE U.S. GULF AND EAST COAST TO EAST ASIA THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL (16)

Ho, Javier [P]; Bernal, Paul

EFFECTIVENESS OF COOPETITION STRATEGY WITH A VESSEL TRANSFER POLICY AMONG CONTAINER TERMINAL OPERATORS IN A SINGLE PORT (53)

Kavirathna, Chathumi Ayanthi [P]; Kawasaki, Tomoya; Hanaoka, Shinya; Bandara, Yapa Mahinda

HOW ATTRACTIVE IS THE NORTHERN SEA ROUTE FOR CONTAINER SHIPPING? AN ECONOMIC MODEL (40)

Faury, Olivier [P]; Fedi, Laurent; Eti enne, Laurent; Cheaitou, Ali; Rigot-Muller, Patrick; Stephenson, Scott

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CULTURE AND LOGISTICS PERFORMANCE [374]

Memişoğlu, Reha; Kolcubaşı, Giray Yiğit;Çullu, Batuhan [P]

UNDERSTANDING THE ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF GREENHOUSE GAS MITIGATION POLICIES ON SHIPPING

WHAT IS THE STATE OF THE ART OF CURRENT MODELING APPROACHES (380)

Halim, Ronald A.;Englert, Dominik P.; Smith, Tristan; Hoff mann, Jan[P]

11:40-12:00 MODELLING THE RISKS IN DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF GREEN SEAPORTS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION (123)

Kashav, Vishal; Garg, Chandra Prakash; Bakola, Maria [P]

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CARGO OPERATIONS IN PORTS FOR SUSTAINABLE PORT-CITY COEXISTENCE (62)

Zanne, Marina [P]; Twrdy, Elen

VIABILITY OF THE NORTHERN SEA ROUTE FOR THE PRODUCT TANKER SEGMENT: THE ROLE OF DISTANCE, SHIP SIZE AND FUEL PRICES (305)

Theocharis, Dimitrios [P]; Sanchez Rodrigues, Vasco; Petti t, Stephen; Haider, Jane

THE BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE. A GEOPOLITICAL ANALYSIS (81)

Karlis, Thanasis [P]; Polemis, Dionysios

STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK TO FOSTER SUSTAINABILITY DEVELOPMENT IN A MARITIME CLUSTER (160)

Osobajo, Oluyomi; Koliousis, Yannis [P]; McLaughlin, Heather



12:00-12:20 DISENTANGLING DEMAND AND SUPPLY SHOCKS IN THE SHIPPING FREIGHT MARKET: THEIR IMPACT ON NET CONTRACTING (267)

Nomikos, Nikos; Tsouknidis, Dimitris [P]

IN TIMES OF CRISIS: FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF GREEK PORTS (287)

Vaggelas, George [P]; Pallis, Athanasios; Tsatsaronis, Michael

A MULTI-LAYER TRANSPORT CHAIN COORDINATION MECHANISM CONSIDERING TIME-SENSITIVE DEMAND AND ROLLED SHIPMENT REBATE (75)

Qu, Chenrui [P];

Zeng, Qingcheng; Zhang, Qian

GLOBAL ONE BELT ONE ROAD: EXTENDING CHINA’S INITIATIVE TO LATIN AMERICA (159)

Pagano, Anthony [P]; Liu, Qing; Sanchez, Onesimo; Tapiero, Eddie

THE MARKET AND ECONOMICS OF MOBILE PORT-BASED BALLAST WATER TREATMENT SOLUTIONS (102)

Kontovas, Christos [P]

12:20-12:40 CONSTRUCTING A COMPOSITE INDEX FOR UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL MARITIME CONNECTIVITY (350)

Pavlides, Aris [P]; Field, Samuel; Fugazza, Marco;Strati dakis, Stellios

THE SPEED OF TRADE. EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF VESSEL VOYAGE AND TURNAROUND TIMES ACROSS WORLD CONTAINER PORTS (1977-2016) (342)

Ito, Hidekazu [P]; Ducruet, César; Berli, Justi n

MODELLING MULTI-ECHELON COLLABORATIVE SLOT ALLOCATION PLANNING FOR LINER SHIPPING REVENUE MANAGEMENT (352)

Wong, Eugene [P]; Tai, Allen; Lam, Jasmine

THE ROLE OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE: IMPACTS OF BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE (BRI) ON GLOBAL LOGISTICS NETWORK (298)

Ye, Jing [P]; Haasis, Hans-Dietrich

GREEN PORT STRATEGY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN MOMBASA PORT, KENYA (8)

Mutuku, Marti n; Katana, Eric [P]

12:40-13:00 BALTIC DRY INDEX AND IRON ORE SPOT MARKET: DYNAMICS AND INTERACTIONS (333)

Gu, Yimiao [P]; Chen, Zhenxi; Lien, Donald

COMPETITION BETWEEN LINER SHIPPING COMPANIES: THE ROLE OF THE ULTRA LARGE CONTAINERSHIP (264)

Milovanovic, Nemanja [P]; Dekker, Rommert

OVERVIEW OF BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE (BRI) AND GLOBAL LOGISTICS NETWORKS (302)

Ye, Jing [P]; Haasis, Hans-Dietrich

EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE BY DISCLOSURE IN SHIPPING?

AN EXPLORATION OF SHIPPING COMPANY RESPONSES TO MANDATORY GHG DATA COLLECTION SYSTEMS (136)

Leeuwen, Judith van;Rehmatulla, Nishatabbas; Poulsen, René Taudal, [P]

13:00-13:20 MODELLING VOLATILITY IN DRY BULK FREIGHT MARKETS (364)

Memişoğlu, Reha [P]; Başer, Sadık Özlen

WASTEFUL COMPETITION (137)

Hermannsson, Pall [P]

PORTS, UNDERWATER NOISE, AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (99)

Vakili, Seyedvahid; Ölcer, Aykut I.;Ballini, Fabio [P]

Lunch Break – Hotel Roof Restaurant


1. Mari me Economics and Logis cs (MEL) – Palgrave Macmillan-Springer Best Conference Paper Award £250 Prize to the Best Conference Paper of IAME2019. The winning paper will be published in MEL, in February 2020, following light review.

2. Mari me Policy and Management (MPM) Best 2018 Published Paper Award Taylor & Francis is sponsoring the award for the best paper published in MPM in 2018 to the sum of

£1,000. 3. Young Researcher Best Paper Award sponsored by the Kühne Logis cs University (KLU) €400 Prize to the paper with the highest review score obtained in the review process and whose main

author is not older than 35.4. ‘Financial Risk Management & Investments in Mari me Transporta on’ Special Session Best Paper

Award €300 Prize to best paper at the above special session, sponsored by the MSc in Interna onal Shipping,

Finance and Management of Athens University of Economics and Business.5. ‘Twenty fi rst century shipping markets: From building to scrapping and beyond’ Special Session Best

Paper Award €300 Prize to best paper at the above special session, sponsored by the MSc in Interna onal Shipping,

Finance and Management of Athens University of Economics and Business.6. ‘Port Compe veness and Compe on’ Special Session Award US$600 for fi rst place, US$300 for second place, US$100 for third place The awards are sponsored by the University of Rhode Island, Lincoln-Kennedy Research Fund.7. “Kyoto Prize”, Japanese Yen (JPN) 100,000, to be awarded to one of the best IAME papers that has

an important academic/prac cal signifi cance. The prize is sponsored by the former IAME2017 Kyoto conference organising commi ee – through the surplus it has created - to encourage researchers and prac oners for the furtherance of academic ac vi es in the areas that IAME covers.

8. Best Reviewer Award at IAME2019 Conference.

Prize Awards during IAME 2019 conference


Useful Facts about IAME 2019 Conference

THEMATIC AREAS OF PRESENTATIONS AT THE CONFERENCE

DELEGATES’ COUNTRY OF ORIGIN


Last Name First Name Affi liati on Country

Acciaro Michele Hapag-Lloyd Center Of Shipping And Global Logis cs (Csgl), Kühne Logis cs University (Klu), Germany

Adendorff Chris Nelson Mandela University Business School South AfricaAdland Roar Norwegian School Of Economics NorwayAfenyo Mawuli University Of Manitoba Canada

Aggelakakis Aggelos Centre for Research and Technology Hellas/ Hellenic Ins tute of Transport Greece

Agiorgousi Evangelia University Of The Aegean GreeceAguiar-Díaz Inmaculada University Of Las Palmas De Gran Canaria SpainAifadopoulou Georgia Hellenic Ins tute of Transport Greece

Akakura Yasuhiro Ministry Of Land, Infrastructure, Transport And Tourism | Graduate School Of Management Japan

Akbayirli Kemal Logistürk Internatonal Shipping & Trade | Dokuz Eylul University Turkey

Alexandridis George University Of Reading United KingdomAlix Yann Fonda on Sefacil FranceAlizadeh Amir Cass Business School, City, University Of London United KingdomAmaury De La Ferriere Kedge Bs FranceAmeln Haakon Norwegian School Of Economics (Nhh) NorwayAndersen Sebasti an Terp Aalborg University DenmarkAndrikopoulos Andreas University Of Aegean GreeceAneziris Olga Ncsr “Demokritos” GreeceAngelopoulos Jason Regulatory Authority For Ports | University Of Piraeus GreeceAntypas Nikolaos University Of Reading United KingdomAnwar Mahwish Blekinge Tekniska Högskola SwedenArgyropoulos Christos Alba, The American College Of Greece GreeceAthanassopoulou Victoria University Of The Aegean GreeceAvallone Francesco University Of Genoa ItalyAyupe Vitoi Carlos Alberto Universidade De Brasilia BrazilBai Xiwen Nanyang Technological University SingaporeBakola Maria University Of Petroleum And Energy Studies IndiaBalabanou Irene American College Of Greece GreeceBallini Fabio World Mari me University SwedenBandara Yapa Mahinda University Of Moratuwa Sri LankaBaşer Sadık Özlen Dokuz Eylül University TurkeyBearzotti Lorena Pon fi cia Universidad Católica De Valparaíso ChileBehdani Behzad Wageningen University & Research NetherlandsBen-Hakoun Elyakim The Technion - Israel Ins tute Of Technology IsraelBerli Justi n Centre Na onal De La Recherche Scien fi que (Cnrs) FranceBernal Paul Panama Canal Authority Panama

Boile Maria University of Piraeus| Centre for Research and Technology Hellas/ Hellenic Ins tute of Transport Greece

Børnes Eirik A. Norwegian School Of Economics (Nhh) NorwayBoudreaux Lowell Texas A&M University United StatesBougioukou Eleni Newcastle University United KingdomBrancaccio Giulia Cornell University United States

Authors’ Index


Brho Mazen Texas A&M University-Galveston United StatesBrooks Mary Dalhousie University Canada

Buchmann Franz Department Of Opera ons Management Copenhagen Business School Denmark

Cao Xinhu Na onal University Of Singapore SingaporeCariou Pierre Kedge Business School FranceCassalichio Emiliano Blekinge Tekniska Högskola SwedenCassar Mark Philip Malta Transport Centre MaltaCastelein Bob Erasmus University Ro erdam NetherlandsCelik Gokce University Of Antwerp BelgiumCelik Girgin Sinem University Of Tasmania AustraliaÇeti n İsmail Dokuz Eylül University TurkeyChan Hing Kai The University Of No ngham Ningbo China ChinaChandra Saurabh Indian Ins tute Of Management Indore, Mp IndiaChang Chia-Hsung Liverpool John Moores University United KingdomChang Young-Tae Inha University Korea, Republic Of (South)Chang Zheng Dalian Mari me University ChinaCharalambakis Evangelos Bank Of Greece GreeceChasomeris Mihalis University Of Kwa-Zulu Natal (Ukzn) South AfricaCheaitou Ali University Of Sharjah United Arab EmiratesChen Dongxu Dalian Mari me University ChinaChen Gang Aalborg University DenmarkChen Yang Shanghai Mari me University ChinaChen Zhenxi South China University Of Technology ChinaChen Zhuo Ocean University Of China ChinaChica-González Manuel University Of Las Palmas De Gran Canaria SpainChlomoudis Constanti nos University Of Piraeus GreeceChondrokouki Maria Athens University Of Economics And Business GreeceChristodoulou Anastasia University Of Gothenburg SwedenClott Christopher State University Of New York Mari me College United StatesCorbett James University Of Delaware United StatesCoto-Millán Pablo Universidad De Cantabria SpainCountryman Amanda Colorado State University United StatesCowie Jonathan Edinburgh Napier University United KingdomÇullu Batuhan Adnan Menderes University TurkeyCzermanski Ernest University Of Gdansk PolandDalaklis Dimitrios World Mari me University SwedenDarousos Evangelos F. World Mari me University SwedenDash Saumya Indian Ins tute Of Management Indore, Mp IndiaDe La Fuente Marta Elisa Universidad De Cantabria SpainDe Langen Peter Copenhagen Business School DenmarkDe Oliveira Gabriel Lead, Université De Toulon FranceDekker Rommert Erasmus University Ro erdam NetherlandsDi Fabio Costanza University Of Genoa ItalyDi Vaio Assunta University Of Naples “Parthenope” ItalyDial Rania Tassadit Lead Toulon Université FranceDigoni Vasiliki Alba, The American College Of Greece Greece


Dimitrakopoulos Dimitris Athens University Of Economics And Business Greece

Dirzka Christopher Kühne Logis cs University | Hapag-Lloyd Center For Shipping And Global Logis cs Germany

Dooms Michaël Vrije Universiteit Brussel BelgiumDragovic Branislav University Of Montenegro MontenegroDrobetz Wolfgang University Of Hamburg GermanyDucruet Cesar Centre Na onal De La Recherche Scien fi que FranceDuru Okan Nanyang Technological University SingaporeDyer Jack Durban University Of Technology South AfricaEconomou Eff rosyni Alba, The American College Of Greece Greece

El Khadiri Naouar Hapag-Lloyd Center For Shipping And Global Logis cs (Csgl) Kühne Logis cs University Germany

El Sakty Khaled Arab Academy for Science and Technology and Mari me Transport Egypt

Englert Dominik P. The World Bank Group United StatesErmolova Maria Higher School Of Economics RussiaErsoy Erkal Heriot-Wa University United KingdomEti enne Laurent Ins tut Supérieur De L’electronique Et Du Numérique (Isen) FranceFakir Mahesh University Of Kwa-Zulu Natal South AfricaFan Lixian Shanghai University ChinaFanam Peter Dzakah University Of Tasmania AustraliaFaury Olivier Em Normandie - Mé s Lab FranceFedi Laurent Kedge Bs FranceFei Jiangang University Of Tasmania AustraliaFeo Valero Maria University Of Valencia SpainFernando Indika University Of Tasmania AustraliaFerrari Claudio University Of Genoa ItalyField Samuel Marinetraffi c GreeceFigueiredo Gabriel Lead Toulon Université FranceFinnsgård Christi an Sspa Sweden Ab SwedenFlegkas Constanti nos Regulatory Authority For Ports GreeceFoufl ias Dimitrios Na onal Technical University Of Athens GreeceFragkou Ioanna Anna Aegean University/University Of West A ca GreeceFraser Jessica Nelson Mandela University Business School South AfricaFriedhoff Benjamin Development Centre For Ship Technology And Transport Systems GermanyFrindik Roland Marlo Consultants GermanyFröde Charline Klu Kühne Logis cs University GermanyFrugone Giampaolo University Of Genoa ItalyFugazza Marco United Na ons Conference On Trade And Development SwitzerlandFung Erick University Of Reading United KingdomFurió Prunonosa Salvador Valenciaport Founda on SpainGalvao Cassia Texas A&M University United StatesGarcia-Alonso Lorena University Of Oviedo SpainGarg Chandra Prakash University Of Petroleum And Energy Studies IndiaGasteratou Amalia University Of The Aegean GreeceGavalas Dimitris University Of The Aegean GreeceGavriilidis Constanti nos University Of S rling United Kingdom

Authors’ Index


Geerlings Harry Erasmus University Ro erdam NetherlandsGeerts Magali Vrije Universiteit Brussel BelgiumGerlitz Laima Wismar University Of Applied Science GermanyGerou Anastasia University Of Pireaus Greece

Ghorbani Mohammad Hapag-Lloyd Center Of Shipping And Global Logis cs (Csgl), Kühne Logis cs University (Klu), | Kedge Businees School Germany | France

Giamouzi Maria London School Of Economics And Poli cal Science United KingdomGiannoni Marta University Of Genoa ItalyGiannopoulou-Merikas Anna Deree – The American College Of Greece GreeceGong Xiaoxing Dalian Mari me University ChinaGonzález María Manuela Universidad De Las Palmas De Gran Canaria SpainGoryushev Andrei Na onal Research University GreeceGrifoll Manel Universitat Politècnica De Catalunya SpainGu Yimiao South China University Of Technology ChinaGuan Changqian U.S. Merchant Marine Academy United StatesGuanqiu Qi Chung Ang University Korea, Republic Of (South)Guedes Soares Carlos Universidade De Lisboa PortugalGulnur Arman University Of Reading United KingdomGuo Xiao Beijing Wuzi University ChinaHadi Nomtha Nelson Mandela University Business School South AfricaHaezendonck Elvira Vrije Universiteit Brussel BelgiumHaider Jane Cardiff Business School United KingdomHalim Ronald A. The World Bank Group United StatesHall Peter Simon Fraser University CanadaHamdan Sadeque University Of Sharjah United Arab EmiratesHan Ke Imperial College London United KingdomHanaoka Shinya Tokyo Ins tute Of Technology JapanHartman Bruce California State University Mari me Academy United StatesHayashi Koichiro Nyk Line Research Group JapanHeaver Trevor University Of Bri sh Columbia CanadaHenesey Lawrence Blekinge Ins tute Of Technology SwedenHermannsson Pall The University Of Hull United KingdomHidalgo Soraya Universidad De Cantabria SpainHirata Enna Kobe University JapanHo Javier Panama Canal Authority PanamaHoff Arild Molde University College NorwayHoff mann Jan Unctad SwitzerlandHsuan Juliana Copenhagen Business School DenmarkHynes Stephen Na onal University Of Ireland IrelandIakovaki Helen University Of The Aegean GreeceIida Junya Ministry Of Land, Infrastructure, Transport And Tourism JapanIshiguro Kazuhiko Kobe University JapanIshii Masahiro Sophia University JapanIshizaka Motokazu Fukuoka University JapanIto Hidekazu Kwansei Gakuin University JapanIversen Marti n Jes Copenhagen Business School DenmarkJankowski Stefan Mari me University Of Szczecin Poland


Jena Dr Pradyot Ranjan Na onal Ins tute Of Technology IndiaJia Beizhen Aalborg University DenmarkJiang Bao Ocean University Of China ChinaJiang Changmin University Of Manitoba CanadaJiang Yonglei Dalian Mari me University ChinaJiménez Juan Luis Universidad De Las Palmas De Gran Canaria SpainJo Ahhyun Inha University Korea, Republic Of (South)Johns Max Hsba Hamburg School Of Business Administra on GermanyKakavoyanni Penny American College Of Greece GreeceKalouptsidi Myrto Harvard University United StatesKanamoto Kei The University Of Tokyo JapanKarakasnaki Maria University Of Piraeus GreeceKaramperidis Stavros University Of Plymouth United KingdomKaraoulanis Ioannis University Of Piraeus GreeceKarataş Çeti n Çimen Dokuz Eylül University TurkeyKarlis Thanassis University Of Tasmania AustraliaKashav Vishal University Of Petroleum And Energy Studies IndiaKatana Dr Eric Kenya Ports Authority KenyaKatris Christos Athens University Of Economics And Business GreeceKatsaros Alexandros University Of The Aegean GreeceKatsounis Ioannis University Of The Aegean GreeceKavirathna Chathumi Ayanthi Tokyo Ins tute Of Technology JapanKavussanos Manolis Athens University Of Economics And Business GreeceKawasaki Tomoya Tokyo Ins tute Of Technology JapanKe Luqi University Of Hamburg GermanyKelkar Rajnish Jordan Cove Lng United States

Kerbiriou Ronan Université La Havre Normandie | Structure Fédéra ve En Logis que (Sfl og) France | France

Kevin Li Chung Ang University Korea, Republic Of (South)Kim Kap Hwan Pusan Na onal University Korea, Republic Of (South)King Byron George Washington University United StatesKissas Nikolaos Na onal Technical University Of Athens Greece Kizos Thanasis University Of The Aegean GreeceKolar Petr University Of Economics Czech RepublicKolcubaşı Giray Yiğit Dokuz Eylül University TurkeyKoliousis Ioannis Coventry University United KingdomKollia Stefania University Of The Aegean GreeceKontovas Christos Liverpool John Moores University United KingdomKoromila Ioanna Ncsr “Demokritos” GreeceKortsari Annie Hellenic Ins tute of Transport Greece

Kosmas Vasileios Copenhagen Business School | Hapag-Lloyd Center For Shipping And Global Logis cs, Kuehne Logis cs University Denmark | Germany

Kosti di Evanthia University of the Aegean GreeceKotcharin Sunti chai Thammasat University ThailandKotsampopoulos Aris Alba, The American College Of Greece GreeceKoumanioti Georgia University Of Piraeus Greece

Authors’ Index


Krokida Styliani-Iris Cyprus University Of Technology | Cyprus Ins tute Of Marke ng | Athens University Of Economics And Business

Cyprus | Cyprus | Greece

Kryukov Alexander Cass Business School, City, University Of London United KingdomKuo Szu-Yu Na onal Penghu University Of Science And Technology TaiwanKurtulus Ercan Karadeniz Technical University TurkeyKutsuna Koji Monohakobi Technology Ins tute JapanLagoudis Ioannis University Of Piraeus GreeceLam Jasmine Siu Lee Nanyang Technological University SingaporeLambrou Maria University Of The Aegean GreeceLaopodis Nikiforos The American College Of Greece GreeceLarsen Odd Molde University College NorwayLau Yui-Yip The Hong Kong Polytechnic University ChinaLaurent ETIENNE Kedge Bs France

Lavissiere Alexandre Ecole De Management De Normandie | Ins tut Portuaire D’enseignement Et De Recherche (Iper) France

Lavissière Mary Catherine Ecole De Management De Normandie FranceLee Byung Kwon Na onal University Of Singapore SingaporeLeeuwen Judith Van Wageningen University NetherlandsLehmusto Mika Leclanche SA SwitzerlandLekakou Maria University Of The Aegean GreeceLeonardou Panagiota Regulatory Authority For Ports GreeceLeoni Smirli University Of Crete GreeceLeott a Camille University Of Genoa ItalyLi Haobin Na onal University Of Singapore SingaporeLi Jiajun Dalian Mari me University ChinaLi Jian Ocean University Of China ChinaLi Kevin X. Zhejiang University ChinaLi Xiaojun Tianjin Research Ins tute For Water Transport Engineering ChinaLi Xiaoxia The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hong KongLien Donald University Of Texas At San Antonio United StatesLin K-C University Of Cambridge United KingdomLin Pei-Chun Na onal Cheng Kung University TaiwanLiu Qing University Of Hamburg GermanyLoh Hui Shan University Of Social Sciences SingaporeLorenzo Javier Ulpgc SpainLoupas Efstathios University Of Crete GreeceLow Joyce M.W. Singapore Management University SingaporeLu Jing Dalian Mari me University ChinaLuo Meifeng The Hong Kong Polytechnic University ChinaLyridis Dimitrios V. Na onal Technical University Of Athens GreeceLyu Jing Dalian Mari me University ChinaMaitra Debasish Indian Ins tute Of Management Indore IndiaMajhi Dr Ritanjali Na onal Ins tute Of Technology IndiaMakrominas Michalis Frederick University CyprusMandják Tibor Ecole De Management De Normandie FranceManeenop Sakkakom Thammasat University ThailandMangan John Newcastle University United Kingdom


Manrique De Lara Peñate Casiano A. Ulpgc SpainMarei Nora Umr Prodig - Cnrs FranceMarkoulis Stelios Frederick University CyprusMartí nez-López Alba University Of Las Palmas De Gran Canaria, SpainMarti nez-Moya Júlian Esic Business & Marke ng School SpainMarti ns Pedro Universidade De Lisboa PortugalMatczak Magdalena Mari me Ins tute In Gdansk PolandMateo-Mantecón Ingrid University Of Cantabria SpainMatsuda Takuma Japan Mari me Center Japan

Mavropoulou Eleni Centre for Research and Technology Hellas/ Hellenic Ins tute of Transport Greece

Mazzocchi Paolo University Of Naples “Parthenope” ItalyMckinnon Alan C. Kühne Logis cs University | Hapag-Lloyd Center Germany Mclaughlin Heather Coventry University United KingdomMedlock Kenneth Rice University United StatesMeersman Hilde University Of Antwerp BelgiumMejia Jr. Maximo Q. World Mari me University Sweden

Melas Konstanti nos Cyprus University Of Technology | University Of Central Lancashire Cyprus

Memişoğlu Reha Dokuz Eylül University TurkeyMendes Constante Jonas Valenciaport Founda on SpainMerika Anna Deree College GreeceMerikas Andreas University Of Piraeus GreeceMestrovic Romeo Mari me Faculty Of The University Of Montenegro MontenegroMhd Ruslan Siti Marsila University Of Malaysia MalaysiaMikijeljevic Marko University Of Montenegro MontenegroMikulska Anna Rice University United StatesMileski Joan Texas A&M University United StatesMilovanovic Nemanja Erasmus University Ro erdam NetherlandsMoeremans Bruno Vrije Universiteit Brussel BelgiumMokhtar Kasypi University Of Malaysia Terengganu MalaysiaMonios Jason Kedge Business School FranceMoraga Paola Pon fi cia Universidad Católica De Valparaíso ChileMoschouli Eleni University Of Antwerp BelgiumMoutzouris Ioannis Cass Business School,City, University Of London United KingdomMunim Ziaul Haque University Of South-Eastern Norway | University Of Agder Norway | NorwayMutuku Marti n Kenya Ports Authority KenyaMwangi Cyrus University Of Nairobi KenyaMwango Geoff rey Ngombo Shipping & Transport College Of East Africa KenyaNakashima Minato The University Of Tokyo JapanNaniopoulos Aristotelis Aristotle University Of Thessaloniki GreeceNanwayboukani Loghman University Of Antwerp BelgiumNduna Sisangile University Of Antwerp BelgiumNg Adolf K.Y. University Of Manitoba | St. John’s College Canada Nguyen Phong Nha Chung-Ang University Korea, Republic Of (South)Nikitakos Nikitas University Of The Aegean GreeceNishimura Kentaro University Of Tokyo Japan

Authors’ Index


Nivolianitou Zoe Ncsr “Demokritos” GreeceNomikos Nikos Cass Business School, City, University Of London United KingdomNong Duy Colorado State University United StatesNott eboom Theo University Of Antwerp Belgium

O’Connor Eamonn Na onal University Of Ireland | Irish Mari me Development Offi ce Ireland

Okada Akira Tokyo City University JapanÖlcer Aykut I. World Mari me University SwedenOlivier FAURY Kedge Bs FranceOniszczuk-Jastrząbek Aneta University Of Gdansk PolandOrlandic Radovan Ad Marina Bar MontenegroOsobajo Oluyomi Robert Gordon University United KingdomÖznur Serkan Dokuz Eylül University TurkeyPagano Anthony University Of Illinois At Chicago United StatesPallis Athanasios University Of The Aegean GreecePallis Petros University Of Piraeus GreecePanagiotou Stelios University Of The Aegean Greece Panayides Photi s Cyprus University Of Technology CyprusPantouvakis Angelos University Of Piraeus GreecePapachristou Aimilia University Of The Aegean GreecePapadimitriou Stratos University Of Piraeus GreecePapageorgiou Theodore Mcgill Univers y CanadaPapaioannou Georgios Aristotle University Of Thessaloniki GreecePapaleonidas Christos Na onal Technical University Of Athens GreecePapapostolou Nikos Cass Business School, City, University Of London United KingdomPardali Aggeliki University Of Piraeus GreeceParisi Cristi ana Copenhagen Business School DenmarkPark So-Young Chung-Ang University Korea, Republic Of (South)Parola Francesco University Of Genoa ItalyPavlides Aris Marinetraffi c GreecePawar Kulwant The University Of No ngham Uk United KingdomPawłowska Barbara University Of Gdansk PolandPeng Wenhao Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hong KongPenikas Henry Na onal Research University Russia

Perra Vasiliki Centre for Research and Technology Hellas/ Hellenic Ins tute of Transport Greece

Persico Luca University Of Genoa ItalyPetranovic Mauro Ju Secondary Professional School Bar MontenegroPetti e Stephen Cardiff Business School United Kingdom

Plati as Charalampos Ministry Of Mari me Aff airs & Insular Policy Of The Hellenic Republic Greece

Polemis Dionysios University Of Piraeus GreecePouliasis Panos Cass Business School, City, University Of London United KingdomPoulsen René Taudal Copenhagen Business School DenmarkProchazka Vit Snf NorwayProckl Günter Copenhagen Business School DenmarkProgoulaki Maria Alba, The American College Of Greece Greece


Progoulakis Iosif Department Of Shipping, Trade And Transport, University Of The Aegean, Chios, Greece Greece

Psaraft is Harilaos Technical University Of Denmark DenmarkQiao Guanying Dalian Mari me University ChinaQu Chenrui Dalian Mari me University China | ChinaQu Zhuohua Liverpool John Moores University United KingdomQuintano Claudio University Of Naples “Parthenope” ItalyRehmatulla Nishatabbas Ucl Energy Ins tute United KingdomReinhardt Line Blander Aalborg University DenmarkRemoundos Georgios University Of The Aegean GreeceRenken Katharina Klu Kühne Logis cs University GermanyResta Marina University Of Genoa ItalyRibeiro De Resende Jonas Coelho University Of Antwerp BelgiumRigot-Muller Patrick Maynooth University IrelandRocca Antonella University Of Naples “Parthenope” ItalyRocha Carlos Henrique Universidade De Brasilia BrazilRodrigue Jean-Paul Hostra University United StatesRodrigues Guilherme Klu Kühne Logis cs University GermanyRogerson Sara Sspa Sweden Ab SwedenRoy Manikant Nanyang Technological University SingaporeRuiz-Mallorquí Maria Victoria University Of Las Palmas De Gran Canaria SpainRytt er Niels Gorm Malý Aalborg University DenmarkSaeed Naima University Of Agder NorwaySaeedi Hamid Tu Del NetherlandsSahoo Satya World Mari me University SwedenSamaranayake Thushani University Of Moratuwa Sri LankaSanchez Onesimo Panama Canal Authority PanamaSanchez Rodrigues Vasco Cardiff Business School United KingdomSanida Marilena University Of Pireaus GreeceSantén Vendela Sspa Sweden Ab SwedenSanti ago Leonardo Copenhagen Business School DenmarkSantos Tiago Universidade De Lisboa PortugalSatt a Giovanni University Of Genoa ItalySchaff ar Dimou Alexandra Toulon Université France

Schramm Hans-Joachim Vienna University Of Economics And Business | Copenhagen Business School Austria | Denmark

Scuderi Salvatore University Of Naples Federico Ii Italy

Sdoukopoulos Eleft herios Centre for Research and Technology Hellas/ Hellenic Ins tute of Transport | University of Piraeus Greece

Sepeti s Anastasios University Of West A ca GreeceSerry Arnaud Université Le Havre Normandie FranceShibasaki Ryuichi University Of Tokyo JapanShift an Yoram The Technion - Israel Ins tute Of Technology IsraelSigalas Christos Deree – The American College Of Greece GreeceSiviero Lucio Università Degli Studi Di Catania ItalySlack Brian Concordia University CanadaSmith Tristan University College London United Kingdom

Authors’ Index


Sofi a Tsouvanou University Of Crete GreeceSong Dong Wook The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hong KongSong Weiling Na onal Marine Data And Informa on Service ChinaSornn-Friese Henrik Copenhagen Business School DenmarkSpilanis Ioannis University Of The Aegean GreeceSpiliopoulos Giannis Marinetraffi c GreeceStanley Roger University Of Tasmania AustraliaStavroulakis Peter American College Of Greece GreeceStefanidaki Evangelia University Of The Aegean GreeceStein Michael Kühne Logis cs University GermanyStephenson Scott University Of Connec cut United StatesStewart Richard University Of Wisconsin Superior United States

Strandenes Siri P. Norwegian School Of Economics (Nhh) | Center For Applied Research (Snf) Norway

Strati dakis Stellios Marinetraffi c GreeceStreng Marti jn Erasmus University Ro erdam NetherlandsSvanberg Marti n Sspa Sweden Ab SwedenSwaney Blake Texas A&M University United StatesSyntychaki Athina University Of Piraeus GreeceSyriopoulos Theodore University Of The Aegean GreeceSys Christa University Of Antwerp BelgiumSzydłowski Łukasz Mari me Ins tute In Gdansk PolandTai Allen Nanyang Technological University SingaporeTan Yan Weng Singapore University Of Social Sciences SingaporeTapiero Eddie Panama Canal Authority PanamaTefu Johanna Nelson Mandela University Business School South AfricaTei Alessio Newcastle University United KingdomTemzelides Ted Rice University United States

Tenzer Matt hias Development Centre For Ship Technology And Transport Systems Germany

Tezuka Koichiro Nihon University JapanThanopoulou Helen University Of The Aegean GreeceTheocharis Dimitrios Cardiff Business School United KingdomTheotokas Ioannis University Of Piraeus GreeceThumbe Narasimha Prathvi Na onal Ins tute Of Technology IndiaThuranira Godfrey University Of Nairobi Kenya Tovar Beatriz Las Palmas University SpainTran Thi Minh Trang Chung-Ang University Korea, Republic Of (South)

Transchel Sandra Hapag-Lloyd Center Of Shipping And Global Logis cs (Csgl), Kühne Logis cs University (Klu), Germany

Tromaras Alkiviadis Centre for Research and Technology Hellas/ Hellenic Ins tute of Transport Greece

Trujillo-Castellano Lourdes University Of Las Palmas De Gran Canaria Spain

Tsafonias George Centre for Research and Technology Hellas/ Hellenic Ins tute of Transport Greece

Tsakiridis Andreas Na onal University Of Ireland IrelandTsatsaronis Michael University Of The Aegean Greece


Tsekrekos Andrianos Athens University Of Economics And Business GreeceTserpelis Theodoros Alba, The American College Of Greece GreeceTsioumas Vangelis Deree, The American College Of Greece GreeceTsirimpa Athena University Of The Aegean GreeceTsolomiti s Evangelos American College Of Greece GreeceTsouknidis Dimitris Cyprus University Of Technology CyprusTsubota Kenmei Ins tute Of Developing Economies, Jetro JapanTwrdy Elen University Of Ljubljana SloveniaUgedi Preye Jennifa Liverpool John Moores University United KingdomUstboga Nese Logistürk Internatonal Shipping & Trade TurkeyVaggelas George University Of The Aegean GreeceVakili Seyedvahid World Mari me University SwedenVallejo-Pinto Jose Angel University Of Oviedo SpainVan De Voorde Eddy University Of Antwerp BelgiumVan Den Driessche Ellen Vrije Universiteit Brussel BelgiumVan Der Lugt Larissa Erasmus University Ro erdam NetherlandsVan Drunen Eric Port Consultants Ro erdam Netherlands

Van Duin Ron Del University Of Technology | Ro erdam University Of Applied Sciences Netherlands

Van Hassel Edwin University Of Antwerp BelgiumVanelslander Thierry University Of Antwerp BelgiumVarriale Luisa University Of Naples “Parthenope” ItalyVeldman Simme Tilburg University NetherlandsViederyte Rasa Klaipeda University, Lithuania LithuaniaVisvikis Ilias D. American University Of Sharjah United Arab EmiratesVitellaro Francesco University Of Genoa ItalyVoß Stefan University Of Hamburg GermanyVoutsina Katerina Deree,The American College Of Greece GreeceVrysagoti s Vassilios Regulatory Authority For Ports Greece

Wada Yujiro Na onal Mari me Research Ins tute |Hiroshima University Japan

Wang Grace Texas A&M University United States

Wang Shuhong Na onal University Of Singapore, Department Of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management Singapore

Wang Xiaohui Na onal Marine Data And Informa on Service ChinaWang Yuchen Massachuse s Ins tute Of Technology United StatesWang Zhaochen Shanghai Jiao Tong University ChinaWang Zhaojun University Of Delaware United StatesWarziniack Travis U.S. Forest Service United StatesWatanabe Daisuke Tokyo University Of Marine Science And Technology JapanWiegmans Bart Tu Del NetherlandsWilliamsson Jon University Of Gothenburg SwedenWolff Francois-Charles University Of Nantes FranceWong Eugene Hang Seng University Hong KongWoo Su-Han Chung-Ang University Korea, Republic Of (South)Woxenius Johan University Of Gothenburg SwedenWu Shanhua Ningbo University China

Authors’ Index


Xiao Yi Chung-Ang University Korea, Republic Of (South)Xiao Zengqi Nanyang Technological University SingaporeXie Jingci Shandong University ChinaXu Yunna Kobe University JapanYahalom Shmuel (Sam) State University Of New York Mari me College United StatesYang Dong Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hong Kong

Yang Duo Hapag-Lloyd Center For Shipping And Global Logis cs (Csgl), Kühne Logis cs University (Klu) Germany

Yang Kum Khiong Singapore Management University SingaporeYang Zaili Liverpool John Moores University United KingdomYang Zhisen Liverpool John Moores University United KingdomYang Zhongzhen Ningbo University ChinaYap Wei Yim Singapore University Of Social Sciences SingaporeYee Sheena Sonnia University Of Tasmania AustraliaYin Hengbin Ocean University Of China ChinaYin Jingbo Shanghai Jiao Tong University ChinaYin Yuwei Nanyang Technological University SingaporeYip Tsz Leung Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hong KongYuen Kum Fai Chung-Ang University Korea, Republic Of (South)Zainal Nur University Of Tasmania Australia

Zanne Marina University Of LjubljanaFaculty Of Mari me Studies And Transport Slovenia

Zaucha Jacek University Of Gdansk PolandZeng Fangli No ngham University Business School ChinaZeng Qingcheng Dalian Mari me University ChinaZhang Qian Beijing Technology And Business University ChinaZhang Wei University Of Tasmania AustraliaZhang Xiunian Nanyang Technological University SingaporeZhang Xufan Beijing Wuzi University ChinaZhou Chenhao Na onal University Of Singapore SingaporeZhou Ran Tianjin Research Ins tute For Water Transport Engineering ChinaZhou Yanjie Department Of Industrial Engineering Korea, Republic Of (South)Zhu Lequn Tianjin Research Ins tute For Water Transport Engineering ChinaZis Thalis Technical University Of Denmark DenmarkZissis Dimitris University Of The Aegean Greece


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