This article, which is in four parts and is based on the surviving records, consists of two case studies on the responses of one privately owned company (Hogarth Shipping Co. Ltd.) and one public company (Lyle Shipping PLC) to the increasingly difficult operational environment of the post-1960 era confronting British shipping firms dealing with increased international competition, political and economic volatility, and financial pressures
This article primarily considers the events surrounding the construction of the predecessor to the R...
The shipping industry has undergone a period of rapid and fundamental change during the three decade...
Ongoing trends in the shipping industry have placed mid-sized dry bulk ship brokerage firms in dire ...
This thesis investigates the decline of the British deep sea merchant fleet over the period 1945-198...
There is a distinct lacuna in the historiography of British shipbuilding in that the role of indepen...
This chapter was previously published as an article in the European review of history in 2019.This a...
This thesis charts the growth and demise of the two largest shipbuilding firms on the Lower Clyde in...
This article chronicles the history of mergers and alliances in the liner shipping industry during t...
The article analyses the emergence of chemical shipping as a specialized shipping segment. In the 19...
This paper looked into the stranded seafarers issue during the bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping (Hanjin...
The shipping ecosystem is made up of an eclectic mixture of privately owned and public listed compan...
This article examines the relationship between Durban and Southampton constructed by the Union Castl...
A tramp ship is a vessel with no regular ports of call or sailing schedule. Tramp ships normally car...
This article is a response to Patrick Fridenson's call for more research into the life cycle of ente...
In liner shipping, the demise of Hanjin Shipping (HJS) in 2016 has shocked the industry as a whole a...
This article primarily considers the events surrounding the construction of the predecessor to the R...
The shipping industry has undergone a period of rapid and fundamental change during the three decade...
Ongoing trends in the shipping industry have placed mid-sized dry bulk ship brokerage firms in dire ...
This thesis investigates the decline of the British deep sea merchant fleet over the period 1945-198...
There is a distinct lacuna in the historiography of British shipbuilding in that the role of indepen...
This chapter was previously published as an article in the European review of history in 2019.This a...
This thesis charts the growth and demise of the two largest shipbuilding firms on the Lower Clyde in...
This article chronicles the history of mergers and alliances in the liner shipping industry during t...
The article analyses the emergence of chemical shipping as a specialized shipping segment. In the 19...
This paper looked into the stranded seafarers issue during the bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping (Hanjin...
The shipping ecosystem is made up of an eclectic mixture of privately owned and public listed compan...
This article examines the relationship between Durban and Southampton constructed by the Union Castl...
A tramp ship is a vessel with no regular ports of call or sailing schedule. Tramp ships normally car...
This article is a response to Patrick Fridenson's call for more research into the life cycle of ente...
In liner shipping, the demise of Hanjin Shipping (HJS) in 2016 has shocked the industry as a whole a...
This article primarily considers the events surrounding the construction of the predecessor to the R...
The shipping industry has undergone a period of rapid and fundamental change during the three decade...
Ongoing trends in the shipping industry have placed mid-sized dry bulk ship brokerage firms in dire ...