author = { Haezendonck, Elvira },

title = { Port strategy for sustainable development },

publisher = {MDPI},

isbn = {9783036500911},

keywords = { port masterplanning , corporate sustainability , traffic flow modeling , discrete-event simulation , sustainability reporting , inland ports , Triple Bottom Line , materiality analysis , stakeholder management , boundary setting , ecological perspective , port-city system , coordinated development , system dynamics , circular economy , circular supply chain management , secondary seaports , port authority , stevedores , port-related emission , cargo-handling equipment , emission inventory , external container trucks , air quality , maritime transport , emission from ships , sustainable port , energy sources , ship’s crew and port pilots qualification , green shipping , environmentally friendly fuels , ports , port of Amsterdam , case study , circular economy ecosystem , port cities , public value , strategic management , incinerator capacity , green ports , scale development , stakeholders , corporate social responsibility , strategy , maturity , patterns , transition , process , circular initiative , case studies , Belgium , Aufsatzsammlung },

year = {[2021]},

abstract = {This is a reprint of articles from the Special Issue published online in the open access journal Sustainability},

address = { Basel },

url = { https://katalog.slub-dresden.de/en/?cHash=a8fa44d3bda0cb9d524c2f0ab6715df9&tx_find_find%5Baction%5D=citation&tx_find_find%5Bcontroller%5D=Search&tx_find_find%5Bid%5D=0-1839360429&tx_find_find%5Btype%5D=bibtex }