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The development of container shipping sector looking at alliances and mergers and how they may impact ports (and terminal operators) of all sizes over the next five to ten years.

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David Wignall

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2016

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Managing the Blue Economy: Seminar 3 – Future of Ports and Shipping in the Asia-Pacific, Auckland, New Zealand
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