Maritime transport is the backbone of international trade and the global economy. Resilience
is essential for business continuity and handling unforeseen disruptions such as the COVID …

Maritime transportation is responsible for the vast majority of global overseas commerce.
However, systematic reviews of supply chain resilience from the maritime transportation …

The crucial nodes of maritime transportation routes, such as the Strait of Malacca and the
Suez Canal, remain vulnerable to various risk events including political instability and …

The concept of resilience has been mentioned in many fields in recent years. In a broad
sense, resilience refers to coping with risks. It generally refers to the system's ability to …

As the most dominant maritime transport mode, container transport is deeply embedded in
the global supply chain. Therefore, whilst the world economy was hit by COVID-19 …

Maritime transportation plays a critical role in global trade, and studies on maritime
transportation safety management are of great significance to the sustainable development …

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected the cruise shipping industry, disrupting
ports and shipping. However, current research predominantly focuses on the impact on …

The massive disruptions caused by COVID-19 over the past three years have fully
accelerated the digital transformation of the traditional shipping industry. An increasing …

The inland waterway transportation is generally recognized to be the environmentally
friendly transportation mode. However, it is relatively weak resilience to the service …

Abstract The Liner Shipping Network (LSN) is a crucial component of the maritime supply
chain (MSC) but remains susceptible to disruptions caused by natural disasters or …