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When seafaring is (or was) a calling: Norwegian seafarers’ career experiences

Kathy Mack Stetson School of School of Business and Economics, Mercer University, Georiga, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 347-358 | Published online: 16 Aug 2007

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Birgit Pauksztat. (2017) ‘Only work and sleep’: seafarers’ perceptions of job demands of short sea cargo shipping lines and their effects on work and life on board. Maritime Policy & Management 44:7, pages 899-915.
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Polina Baum-Talmor & Momoko Kitada. (2022) Industry 4.0 in shipping: Implications to seafarers' skills and training. Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives 13, pages 100542.
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Jia-qi Liu, Ying-en Ge & Yan Zhang. (2021) Empirical analysis of brain drain of Chinese seafarers: Reasons and countermeasures. Maritime Transport Research 2, pages 100035.
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Polina Baum-Talmor. 2021. The World of the Seafarer. The World of the Seafarer 51 63 .
Jane Sturges, Michael Clinton, Neil Conway & Alexandra Budjanovcanin. (2019) I know where I'm going: Sensemaking and the emergence of calling. Journal of Vocational Behavior 114, pages 57-68.
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Ioannis G. Koliousis, Stratos Papadimitriou, Elena Riza, Peter J. Stavroulakis & Vangelis Tsioumas. (2019) Strategic correlations for maritime clusters. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice 120, pages 43-57.
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Stig TenoldStig Tenold. 2019. Norwegian Shipping in the 20th Century. Norwegian Shipping in the 20th Century 231 257 .
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Iris Lavalle Acejo & Sanley S. Abila. (2016) Rubbing out gender: women and merchant ships. Journal of Organizational Ethnography 5:2, pages 123-138.
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Arne K. Jensen, Rickard Y. Bergqvist, Harald M. Hjelle & Maria B. Lekakou. (2015) The perception and image of shipping. WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs 15:1, pages 41-78.
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Livingstone Divine Caesar, Stephen Cahoon & Jiangang Fei. (2015) Exploring the range of retention issues for seafarers in global shipping: opportunities for further research. WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs 14:1, pages 141-157.
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Jim Mi Jimmy Ng & Tsz Leung Yip. (2010) Paradigm Shifts in Shipping Registry Policy Led to Revitalization — Hong Kong Case. The Asian Journal of Shipping and Logistics 26:1, pages 153-179.
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