Mechanisms for the control of transnational shipping corporations: Maritime Policy & Management: Vol 6, No 1

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The author presents a model of the conflicts that arise in the transnational shipping industry with special emphasis on control alternatives during entry into shipping operations. He concludes that, since transnational shipping is a non-zero sum game, gains can be created for world shipping as a whole.

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