International Freight Transport

Cases, Structures and Prospects

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Pub Date 3 Mar 2017 | Archive Date 5 Apr 2017

Description

International Freight Transport presents the key changes and issues in the fast-moving industries of trade and transport. It includes coverage of regional trade groupings, the emergence of new large economies (i.e. BRIC countries), and pivotal regions such as the Middle East and Central America where major projects, such as new and widened canals, are underway or planned. These changes could redraw the trade map with major implications for transport patterns and solutions.

Blending geography, economics, politics and trade, International Freight Transport provides insight into a wide range of topics, including: globalisation; demand versus supply; buyers and sellers; transport regulation, geography, modes and methods; transport ownership; alliances; and safety and security. The book is the only comprehensive and accessible book on international transport available.

International Freight Transport presents the key changes and issues in the fast-moving industries of trade and transport. It includes coverage of regional trade groupings, the emergence of new large...


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ISBN 9780749474348
PRICE £54.99 (GBP)
PAGES 320

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Good textbook on transport modes in logistics by Anthony Beresford and Stephen Pettit. Was interested in the security and risk side of things, so the disaster response by Peter Tatham was most useful to me. Other parts on shipping commodities was good too.

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