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No	서명	저자	발행처	원문제공시작년
1	Revolution #4 Is liner shipping heading towards a the fourth revolution?	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

2	Rules of the game Shippers and ocean carriers need to take on board the new rules concerning container seal compliance	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

3	Focus on the centre The Iranian port of Bandar Abbas, which aims to compete more effectively with Dubai and other Mid-East Gulf ports, has one key advantage	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

4	Return from Oz: Shippers concerned with freight costs on the Australia/New Zealand-UK	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

5	Exhausted to death? The cost of reducing pollution caused by exhaust emissions of deepsea vessels in the Baltic Sea is about to appear on shippers' freight bills for the first time	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

6	Waking up to a bright new future: ELAA welcomes the European Commission's (EC) Issues Paper, and laments the abolition of Regulation 4056/86	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

7	The smaller picture Just-in-time delivery is a familiar buzz term in contract logistics (ie shelf to shop). Deepsea shipping is way behind in this respect	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

8	Rail's rally: The Australian intermodal sector is currently experiencing a real regeneration	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

9	Tightening up: the container transport industry, given its high profile in the globalisation process, has been highlighted as both a potential target and a vehicle for terrorists to launch further attacks. Security, therefore, has become increasingly significant	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

10	The Maersk effect A large amount of investment and confidence is gravitating towards Itajai, Brazil's second most congested port, thanks to AP Moller Terminals' 50% ownership of its main terminal, Teconvi	unknown	INFORMA GROUP PLC	2006

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