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文档介绍:一定要找一篇与自己选题相关的英文原文,进行翻译,不要做以下错误的做法
剽袭一些杂志(有中英文对照的)文章来充数
不要用一篇中文论文,然后翻译成英文来充数
不要用翻译软件做英译中,更不允许用翻译软件来做中译英
The development of the Yangtze River container port system
Albert Veenstra a,*, Theo Notteboom b,1
a* Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, PO Box 1738, 3000 DR Rotterdam, Netherlands
b ITMMA – University of Antwerp, Keizerstraat 64, 2000 Antwerp, Belgium
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Keywords:
Port regionalization Hinterland Inland terminal Shanghai Yangtze
Abstract:This paper sheds an empirical light on port development patterns by discussing the structure and the development of the Yangtze River ports system. We argue that the Yangtze River system is going through a regionalization phase, mainly in relation to the port of Shanghai. This process started on the lower Yangtze but is now also moving upstream. The transition towards the port regionalization phase is typically a gradual and market-driven process that mirrors the increased focus of market players on logistics integration. This paper builds on the existing literature on port systems and adapts port development models to river ports. Furthermore, we employ some statistical techniques that mon to the analysis of port systems, and introduce some techniques that have not been used much by transport geographers in ports. This paper will address the dynamics in the Yangtze River ports system by analyzing the level of cargo concentration and the degree of inequality in operations of the container ports. The paper also assesses observed differences in development of ports in different areas along the river (upstream/ downstream) and reflects on the role of ownership structures in shaping regional load works.
Introduction
The Yangtze River plays an important role in the strategy to develop the central and western provinces of China. Previous research (see . Veenstra et al., 2008; Notteboom, 2007; Rimmer tois, 2009) has shown that there is a great potential for growth of especially Yangtze River co