Shipping and Logistics

Deeply cyclical, asset-heavy and near-invisible until it breaks; the physical substrate of global trade.

9 books · 2 people behind it

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  1. The BoxMarc Levinson, 2006
  2. Ninety Percent of EverythingRose George, 2013
  3. Maritime EconomicsMartin Stopford, 1988

The people behind it 2

Each person holds a book in this entry or names it in their own tags.

Investors 1

WJ
William J. Bernstein1 book here

Academics 1

WJ
William J. Bernstein1 book here

Books 9

David McCullough · 1977 · The Panama Canal: chokepoint economics and what building one costs.
Martin Stopford · 1988 · The standard reference on shipping cycles and freight-rate formation.
Marc Levinson · 2006 · How containerisation reordered ports, labour and world trade.
William J. Bernstein · 2008 · How trade shaped the world, from Mesopotamia to the shipping container
Rose George · 2013 · Published in the UK as Deep Sea and Foreign Going.
Ian Urbina · 2019 · Flags of convenience, crew abuse and jurisdictional voids at sea.
Peter S. Goodman · 2024 · The pandemic freight squeeze traced through the whole chain.
Matthew McCleery · 2011 · A novel, and still the best account of shipping cycles and vessel finance.
Christopher Mims · 2021 · One product traced from factory to doorstep.