Moving Towards More Sustainable Sea Transport Hubs
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Köp båda 2 för 2084 krWhile there is no reason to be nave about the lobbying power of shipping lines or port authorities, the prospect is good for advancing with some new policy schemes that would support sustainability in port and port-city affairs. On this aspect the book provides ample ideas and inspirations for ports, port cities and governing bodies on how to get further along the difficult path to sustainable development. (Markus Hesse, Journal of Transport Geography, Vol. 96, 2021)
Foreword by David Pinder.- Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Port-City redevelopment and Sustainable Development.- Chapter 3. A Life-Cycle Model for port redevelopment strategies.- Chapter 4. Port-City redevelopment and the Circular Economy agenda in Europe.- Chapter 5. Technological Change and Logistics Development in European Ports.- Chapter 6. European Spatial Planning and Port-Cities.- Chapter 7. Organisational Change Management in Seaports.- Chapter 8. Urban Regeneration and Spatial Restructuring of Ports in Cities.- Chapter 9.Policy and Planning Issues in European Waterfront areas.- Chapter 10. Touristification of European Port Cities: Impact on local populations and cultural heritage.- Chapter 11. Governance Structures in Port Cities.- Chapter 12. The Intermodal Centrality of European Port and non-Port Cities: An Appraisal.- Chapter 13. The separation of ports from cities: The Case of Rotterdam.- Chapter 14. Integrated Port Cities: The Case of Hamburg.- Chapter 15. The Societal Integration of Ports and Cities: Case Study on Spanish Ports.- Chapter 16. The Consolidation of Waterfronts as Places of Leisure: Evidence from the South Bank of the Tagus Estuary, Portugal.- Chapter 17. Analysis of Interpretative Frameworks and Decision-Making in Maritime Environmental Disasters.- Chapter 18. Sustainability Assessment of Seaports.- Chapter 19. Conclusions.