ABSTRACT A fundamental question in supply chain resilience is identifying its antecedents
and investigating the relative importance of each antecedent in improving resilience to …

Purpose This paper presents a systematic review of the literature in the domain of maritime
disruption management, upon which future research framework and agenda are proposed …

Being international and involving numerous organizations as the basic nature, maritime
supply chains are exposed to various natural and man-made risks. This paper aims to …

This paper investigates the resilience of inventory models using interconnected logistics
services in the Physical Internet (PI). With traditional supply chain network design …

The critical nature of a seaport is a connection point. In addition to the effect on port
operations, a port disruption will be a strain on trade flows and the various parties …

The impact of a port disruption can reverberate across the entire economy through global
supply chains. It is essential to ensure the regular operation of seaborne transportation …

There is an increase in risks and catastrophic losses in maritime transport including ports
and cargo. Significant losses have been associated with large scale natural hazards, such …

As an interface between sea and land, ports are exposed to a wide range of natural hazards
such as cyclones, floods and tsunami. At the same time, marine cargoes are growing both in …

There has been a growing international attention on port catastrophes after the 2015 Tianjin
Port explosion, which calls for a realistic yet effective method to assess seaports' …

This paper analyzes the effects on Swedish hinterland logistics of a port labor disruption that
occurred in the Port of Gothenburg's container terminal in 2016–2017. Because of this …