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Jacques Charlier et al., « Editorial: Maritime and port economic geography », Belgeo
Unlike the flows of capital and information, international trade involves exchanges of material goods and is largely dependent upon the organisation and capacity of one mode of transport: shipping. The growth in trade in manufactured goods and components has been made possible by containerisation, a sector of the maritime transport industry whose efficiency is at the logistical heart of globalisation.An industry in transitionSince the 1970s, flows of manufactured goods have been the principal motor...