This paper aims at a systematic analysis of previous academic research on port marketing. First, we posit that port marketing is multidisciplinary by essence, and we analyze whether our assumption is reflected in the academic literature. Second, this paper aims at identifying the theoretical foundat...

Les commissionnaires de transport et la pesée des conteneurs difficultés et solutions

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Olivier Lasmoles et al. (2017)

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Relevance of the Northern Sea Route (NSR) for bulk shipping

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Cariou Pierre et al. (Aug, 2015)

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Some scholars consider that today’s market conditions are in favor of the Northern Sea Route (NSR) rather than the Suez Canal Route (SCR). However, the number of bulk carriers using the NSR remains extremely limited, despite higher fuel prices since 2009 and subsequent significant fuel savings. In 2...

The impact of the Polar Code on risk mitigation in Arctic waters: a ‘Toolbox’ for underwriters?

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Laurent Fedi et al. (2018)

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The existing risk weighing on vessel, crew and ecosystem in the Arctic and more globally in Polar waters promoted the adoption of the Polar Code (PC) early 2017, a mandatory international legal framework intended for enhanced safety and environmental protection. While the substance of the PC has bee...

The Northern Sea Route competitiveness for oil tankers

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Olivier Faury et al. (Dec, 2016)

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This article proposes a decision model for a ship-owner who contemplates the benefits of sailing north via the Northern Sea Route (NSR) or south via the Suez Canal Route (SCR) when transporting oil products from Russia to Asia. The decision is based on potential cost and transit time savings that ch...

Stakes, benefits, and limits of POLARIS system for arctic navigation

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Laurent Fedi et al. (2018)

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La méditerranée au défi de l'immigration illégale par voie maritime

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Olivier Lasmoles (2018)

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Les principaux enjeux et impacts du Code polaire OMI

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Laurent Fedi et al. (2016)

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Les possibilités de la fiction pour rendre présente l'organisation

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Olivier Germain et al. (2018)

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Les chercheurs en études organisationnelles privilégient le rapport aux données primaires dans la conduite de leurs recherches ; la connaissance ne pouvant a priori se produire que sur un réel accessible. Dans ce sens, la fiction sous ses différentes formes ne peut avoir au mieux qu’une prétention d...

Beyond the measurement of the urban well-being: which perception of quality of life in the European cities?

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Sébastien Bourdin et al. (2017)

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While numerous researches in the scientific literature are focused on the well-being subject in cities using objective indicators, there is still few published works today focusing on the subjective dimension concerning the local people’s satisfaction towards their urban environment. The issue of qu...

Consequences of paying CEOs for downsizing: A four-country study of the impacts on survivors vs. Victims

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Chandrashekhar Lakshman et al. (2019)

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Downsizing is: a) motivated by incentive compensation of executives, and b) negatively related to corporate social responsibility (CSR) perceptions. Yet, the link between executive compensation and CSR perceptions in downsizing contexts has not been examined. We examine this issue in four countries,...

Public decision-making and citizen preferences under a multilevel governance regime: Associating Contingent Valuation Method and Citizen Advisory Committees

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Philippe Bance et al. (Apr 11, 2018)

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The Contingent Valuation Method (CVM) is a tool of economic analysis whose purpose is tomeasure, by the declared preferences of individuals, the utility they attach to the production ofpublic goods and thus allow a public decision-maker to arbitrate between expenses. Theapproach has been used in a c...

A new classification of opportunism in co-creation platforms

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Fatiha Boukouyen et al. (Jan 16, 2020)

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Co-creation platforms are virtual platforms dedicated to a variety of contests launched by aseeker of a particular solution (e.g., brands). These contests are solved by different participants(e.g., individuals) having distinct skills, background, and resources (e.g., knowledge, time).These platforms...

Chief happiness officer: What does this position bring to well-being at the workplace?

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Sabrina Tanquerel et al. (2020)

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The interest and controversy spawned by the creation of a “chief happiness officer” (CHO) lead to asking how this position will actually contribute to well-being at the workplace. Is the CHO a “gadget”, or does this position signal an actual advance toward improving well-being in firms ? Answers to...