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The authors of this book, edited by Marcus Matthias Keupp, provide a thorough and contemporary analysis of the Northern Sea Route. Academics, liner operators, entrepreneurs and intelligence analysts with an interest in the Northern Sea Route are informed in detail about maritime challenges, novel business models, and the security and regulatory framework of this potential alternative to the Suez Canal. The authors summarize twenty years of research on the Northern Sea Route and present original material and novel research results never published before. Written from an interdisciplinary, balanced, and neutral perspective, the opportunities and challenges of the Northern Sea Route are discussed in the light of both local regulation and international law. Contents Strategic analysis of the general policy and security framework of the Northern Sea Route The influence of international law and local politics on the Northern Sea Route Maritime logistics of the Northern Sea Route (vessel construction, cost analysis, navigation, regulation) Management focused analysis: Commodities, routes, yields, potential business models Target Groups · Researcher and students in the field of international business with a focus on maritime logistics · Managers and economists with an interest in international business and strategic analysis; business consultants in maritime logistics; liner operators, charterers, and ship financers; intelligence analysts About the Editor PD Dr. Marcus Matthias Keupp leads the department of defense management of the Military Academy at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich.

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This textbook examines the economic problems of military organizations from an institutional perspective. It discusses the efficiency and effectiveness of military performance, using a capability-based conceptualization. Constitutional, historical and economic considerations complement the analysis. Neither the analysis nor the conclusions depend on any specific armed force, culture, organization, or language. On the contrary, the challenge of defense economics analysis and armed forces management is reduced to a fundamental economic problem, and solutions to this problem are offered. This book is a must-read for students, scholars and practitioners interested in a better understanding of defense economics.

Politics --- Public finance --- Public economics --- Economics --- Criminology. Victimology --- Law --- Polemology --- Military engineering --- veiligheid (mensen) --- economie --- politiek --- sociale interventies --- defensie