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基本説明
A range of countries are examined, including China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, illustrating a variety of port privatization methods and outcomes in an economically, politically and culturally diverse region connected by extensive maritime trade networks.
Full Description
The transformation of public ports into commercially orientated and profitable entities is occurring apace in the Asia-Pacific region. This timely book is the first to take a regional perspective on port reform and port privatisation. A range of countries is examined, including China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand. The book's contributors are academic specialists in the fields of port economics and management, whose country studies illustrate a variety of port privatisation methods and outcomes in an economically, politically and culturally diverse region connected by extensive maritime trade networks. Significantly, the book concludes that privatisation of ports is an important but far from universal approach to reforming the region's ports.Focusing exclusively on port privatisation in the Asia-Pacific region, this book will be of great interest to academics and policymakers who are interested in port reform, together with those interested in privatisation more generally in the Asia-Pacific region.
Contents
Contents:
1. Introduction: Port Reform in the Asia-Pacific Region
Malcolm Tull and James Reveley
2. Privatisation Postponed: Convergence and Divergence in Australian and New Zealand Port Reform
James Reveley and Malcolm Tull
3. The Governance of the Port of Hong Kong
Kevin Cullinane
4. Port Corporatisation and Privatisation: China's Experience
Min Qiu
5. Privatisation and Labour Relations in Asian Ports: The Case of Port Klang, Malaysia
Douglas P. Hill, Timothy J. Scrase and Andrew Wells
6. Port Reform in Singapore: Towards Privatisation?
Jose Tongzon
7. Japanese Container Ports: Economic Structure and Prospects for Privatisation
Kunio Miyashita
8. Port Reform and Privatisation in Korea
Dong-Wook Song
9. Developing India's Ports: Balancing Economic and Social Objectives
Douglas P. Hill
10. Conclusion
Fred Affleck
Index