Maritime transport is the backbone of international trade and the global economy. Resilience
is essential for business continuity and handling unforeseen disruptions such as the COVID …

The maritime industry faces unprecedented challenges resulting from climate change,
epidemics, geopolitics and economic uncertainties, leading to the emergence of research on …

With the COVID-19 pandemic evitably becoming the “New Normality” and will continue to
impact human society much longer than anticipated, it is essential to explore effective …

The concept of resilience has been mentioned in many fields in recent years. In a broad
sense, resilience refers to coping with risks. It generally refers to the system's ability to …

Facing frequent impacts from extreme weather such as tsunamis, storms and tropical
cyclones, ports suffer from crises of operation shutdowns, shipping traffic jams, commuting …

We quantify the criticality of the world's 1300 most important ports for global supply chains by
predicting the allocation of trade flows on the global maritime transport network, which we …

Climate change impacts are increasingly complex owing to compounding, interacting, and
cascading risks across sectors. However, approaches to support Disaster Risk Management …

Despite their economic importance, the risk that ports face from multiple natural hazards has
not yet been monetised on a global scale. Here, we perform an asset-level risk analysis of …

Maritime transportation is responsible for the vast majority of global overseas commerce.
However, systematic reviews of supply chain resilience from the maritime transportation …

Purpose Neo-institutional theories and their constructs have so far only received limited
attention in supply chain management literature. As recent supply chain disruptions and …