Titlebook: Maritime Container Port Security; USA and European Per Xufan Zhang,Michael Roe Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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Conclusions for Container Port Security,and conceptual model development process (Chapter?.). In order to fully achieve Objectives 3, 4, and 5, a Delphi survey was conducted to collect primary data to test the conceptual model and a further model was developed based on the Delphi findings and secondary data. This chapter will explain each objective in detail.

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Introduction,ty has attracted great attention. Several major international organisations reacted swiftly to enhance maritime transport safety by strengthening security measures. They produced both voluntary and compulsory rules and programmes, which have been implemented internationally. This chapter introduces

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Maritime Security Measures and the Container Security Initiative (CSI), posed in global supply chains are identified and discussed. With the growing concern about seaborne trade safety and security, compulsory and voluntary frameworks have been introduced at international, supranational, national and regional level. These frameworks and measures are in relation to the

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Models of Container Port Security, have been thoroughly reviewed. A study on the long-term analysis on the effects of security initiatives on EU seaports is needed to fill the research gaps which have been identified. This chapter focuses on the CSI and its implications for EU container seaport competition. A conceptual model and fi

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Research Methodology for Container Port Security,e a suitable methodology by which the impacts of port security measures including the Container Security Initiative (CSI) on EU container seaport competition will be determined. In choosing the methodology for data collection, the available and applicable methods need to be considered first. Whether