Some 25 years has passed since the first edition of this book was published. Today it is regarded by many as standard work on the subject, and is retailing in over 175 countries. It is appropriate the sixth edition should be published at a time of great change in the international shipping industry. Opportunity has been taken particularly to enlarge the chapters on bills of lading, chartering, ships and their cargoes, containeriz­ ation, and the international consignment. Additional illustrations have been provided especially on ship types. The sixth edition will be useful specifically for students taking courses sponsored by the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, Insti­ tute of Freight Forwarders, Institute of Export, Institute of Trans­ port Administration, Institute of Physical Management, Chartered Institute of Transport, Institute of Bankers, Institute of Marine Engineers, Institute of Marketing, Institute of Road Transport Engineers and Chambers of Commerce. It will also be ideal for students taking shipping, export, import, international trade and transport examinationslresearch courses at degree/diploma level at universities and polytechnics, not only in the UK, but also in Hong Kong, Nigeria, Malaysia, Jamaica, Jordan, USA, the Middle East, Europe, Pacific Rim Nations and Third World countries. The book remains compulsory reading on the Foundation Course in Overseas Trade - subject 'International Physical Distribution' - for which I was one of the four subject specialists responsible for the course's development under the aegis of HM Government in 1975 through the British Overseas Trade Board.

The elements of shipping

Branch, Alan E.

distributed by Halsted Press

Since it was first published in 1964, Elements of Shipping has become established as a market leader, and now this eighth version is entirely updated to take in the many changes that have occurred in the shipping industry in recent years.

Elements of Shipping

Business & Money

Economics

Chapman and Hall

BY Sir Frederic Bolton, M.C. Chairman 0/ F. Bolton Group Ltd, Director 0/ Sealink Ltd and a past President o/the General Council 0/ British Shipping The shipping industry has always lacked a body which can confer professional status on would-be practitioners: in that sense, unlike those closely allied to his responsibilities - the marine engineer, the shipowner or manager is obliged to remain an unqualified amateur. The latest addition to Mr Branch's list of titles goes a long way towards correcting this position: a proper study of the material in his book would clearly go far to confer the status of 'complete ship operator' upon anyone who was examined on its contents. Know ledge as comprehensive as that acquired through Mr Branch's book must provide a sound base on which to build the experience of practice. Contents Foreword v Pre/ace xi Acknowledgements xiii Diagrams xiv 1 Services Rendered by Sea Transport to International Trade 1 Function 0/ shipping and its relationship to international trade. Balance 0/ trade and balance 0/ payments. Relationship between world seaborne trade and world mercantile fleet. 2 Economics of International Trade 13 Function 0/ international trade. Survey 0/ international trade. Commodity trades. Flow o/manu/actured goods. Multinational companies. Freight /orwarding. Major trading areas o/the world. Pre/erential trading groups. International exchange rates. 3 Economics of Ship Design 31 Influence 0/ cost, construction and sa/ety /actors. Ship design criteria. Economics 0/ ship propulsion.

Economics of Shipping Practice and Management

Science & Math

Springer

This revised edition provides a practical overall understanding of the techniques of export marketing on a cost-effective basis in a competitive environment. Emphasis is placed on complete professionalism and commitment together with the strategies and techniques to identify and develop profitable overseas markets. Attention is also given to the market entry option and the servicing and management of the overseas market. The book is ideally suited not only for university and polytechnic courses in the United Kingdom but also for those concerned with economies in both developing and advanced countries. The author also wrote "Elements of Export Practice". An ELBS/LPBB edition is available.

Elements of Export Marketing and Management

Chapman & Hall

Management & Leadership

Elements of Shipping was first published in 1964 and has become established as a market leader over its many editions. This latest version is entirely updated to take in the many changes that have occurred in the shipping industry in recent years and features new chapters on multimodalism, seaports and electronic data interchange. Emphasis is also placed on professionalism and the need to have the latest technology and professionally qualified personnel to operate a shipping service today. It remains essential reading for the shipping executive along with students and academics with an interest in the shipping industry.

Travel

This book aims to provide an overall understanding of the theory and techniques of importing goods on a cost-effective basis, involving the complete competitive buyers' contract. It is written in simple language and the appendices include a glossary of relevant terms, although abbreviations are explained in the text to aid the reader. The book will be useful to students taking import, shipping and transport examinations sponsored by universities, polytechnics, management colleges and institutes and also to students or executives of importation shipping or overseas buying taking short courses currently offered by local Chambers of Commerce and Trade Associations. The publication is also suitable for import and shipping courses in Malaysia, Malta, Jordan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore, Australia, USA, India and Saudi Arabia.

Elements of Import Practice

This edition of the text formerly titled Elements of Export Practice covers recent developments in the field, including multi-modalism, the Single European Market, implications of the new Eastern European market, export finance, Electronic Data Interchange and international distribution strategy.

Export Practice and Management

International

Over 30 years has passed since the first edition of this book was published. Today it is regarded as the standard work in the shipping industry and is retailing in over 200 countries. It is used extensively by shipping executives and students globally. Opportunity has been taken to update not only the contents of the book but also to introduce three new chapters. In so doing the text now takes full account of new disciplines in the industry both currently being developed and those projected to unfold as we enter the next millennium. Accordingly the seventh edition focuses attention on the growing complexity of the industry in an era of great change and opportunity and above all on the need to conduct business on a professional basis. The latest edition features enlarged chapters on containerization, ship types, bills of lading, the international consignment, chartering, international organizations BIMCO and GATT/WTO, plus three new chapters on multi-modalism, seaports and electronic data interchange (computer technology). Additional illustrations have been provided on containerization, chartering documentation, ship types, cargo handling equipment and logistics.

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The elements of shipping

Elements of Shipping

Economics of Shipping Practice and Management

Elements of Export Marketing and Management

Elements of Export Marketing and Management

Elements of Shipping

Elements of Import Practice

Elements of Export Marketing and Management

Export Practice and Management

Elements of Shipping