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PORTUS Port-City Relationship and Urban Waterfront Redevelopment

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35

June 2018
Year XVIII

ISSN 2282-5789

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New routes for a renewed protagonism of the Mediterranean

Los puertos mediterráneos en el actual escenario del transporte marítimo internacional de contenedores

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PORTUS 35 - June 2018

I nuovi scenari marittimi e le sfide del Mediterraneo

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PORTUS 35 - June 2018

The future of port systems in the Mediterranean sea

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The destiny of the people and the evolution of civilizations passes more and more through the sea. “Economic, political, military, social and cultural powers belong to those who can manage the sea and the ports. … It has … More


PORTUS 35 - June 2018

Il ruolo dell’Italia nel Mediterraneo: la nuova stagione del sistema logistico italiano

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PORTUS 35 - June 2018

Report

In this dossier of the magazine, Report examines a general issue or some aspects of the Port-City relationship of a geographical region, considered to be of significant interest for the aims of PORTUS.

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This report presents the theme of the new conditions and changes in navigation, in ports and in the routes of international maritime transport and their impact on port cities, which was discussed at the seminar of the RETE meeting in Venice (December, 2017).
The reading provides valuable information about the transformations that are taking place and that will affect our immediate future.