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Academic research in Port Economics, Policy and Management. Our staff of researchers is continuously working at improving the knowledge about seaports. This results in a substantial number of publications on subjects such as port management, port clusters, leader firms and institutional issues in ports. |
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Business research on port related issues for various organizations, including private port companies, port authorities, national and local governments. We use our research skills and knowledge about seaports and the maritime industry to deliver high quality research for strategy building and decision support. |
Education, mainly for students at Erasmus University Rotterdam, but also for other audiences, in the Netherlands and abroad. We provide state-of-art lectures and assignments, based on our own (ongoing) research. The courses on ports consistently receive excellent evaluations. |
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Presentation of Bart Kuipers at the Port infrastructure seminar
at University Delft Research proposal
Ultimate (Efficient Multimodal
Hinterland Networks) awarded by
Dinalog to PortEconomics and 11
partners Presentation of Michiel Nijdam at Chamber of Commerce Rotterdam: "Lusten, lasten en perspectief voor mainport Rotterdam" PortEconomics finished the 'havenmonitor' (port monitor) 2008, a yearly overview of the economic value of the Dutch seaports. 44 students of the seminar advanced port economics worked with Rijkswaterstaat (Ministry of Transport) on current issues in the Dutch infrastructure and delivered 11 reports and presentations The port economics group joins the Smartport initiative to combine all port related research and education at Erasmus University Rotterdam The port economics team visited the IAME conference in Copenhagen to present several papers: Value creation and Value Capture in
the Ports Business Ecosystem |