LIBERALIZATION IN MARITIME TRANSPORT

Mary R. Brooks · Audrey William

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Law, logistics, and international trade Maritime Ports and Logistics Transport and Economic Policies

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The International Transport Forum is a global platform and meeting place at the highest level for transport, logistics and mobility. Key figures from government and politics, business and industry, research and civil society will meet in Leipzig each year to debate a transport topic of worldwide strategic importance. This document was produced as background for the 2009 International

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