The primary aim of maritime security assessment models is to assess the level of security
within and across the maritime network. When managing risk through legislation, regulatory …

Policy variables, such as security levels at seaports, affect port efficiency in a non-linear way
while other factors affecting efficiency at ports such as a number of berths, the area of port …

Despite the growing amount of research into container-port security regulations, no attempt
has been made to-date to empirically investigate the ex-post impacts of security regulations …

Today's maritime environments are characterized by high uncertainties due to the diverse
risks associated with seaports' operations. Although much effort has been made in …

The shipping industry provides mobility, in a global scale. As such, it is governed by
international law. The latter cannot be enforced, and its effectiveness relies on the consent …

Security has become a major concern for logistics and transportation managers. Statistics
showing increasing trends in cargo theft, especially in road operations, as well as upcoming …

The most prominent risk assessment techniques are founded on the values of measuring
and controlling the frequency and the consequences of risks in order to assure an …

In today's uncertain and turbulent markets, supply chain risk has become an issue of
concern for business communities. Managing risk in a supply chain requires resilience—the …

The events and aftermaths of 11 September 2001 have not only fostered further dimensions
to maritime and port security but also triggered a fundamental shift in the way security and …

The research employs an adaptive cross-disciplinary research strategy in an industrial
example to address container port facilities' inability to assess whether their security systems …