The International Association of
Maritime Economists is an international
forum for the exchange of research and
information among those interested in
maritime and maritime-related issues
IAME currently has a membership of over 300 individual members from all continents and more than 10 corporate members. IAME organizes annual conferences hosted by different institutions each year and occasionally also endorses other conferences that are in line with the aims of the Association.
LATEST NEWS
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International Journal of Transport Economics (IJTE) – Annual Competition for young researchers
Dear all, In the aim of promoting quality research among young researchers, the International Journal of Transport Economics (IJTE) has introduced, starting from 2015, an annual competition for young researchers in the field of Transport Economics.After the success of the past editions, this edition has the goal to further promote among young scholars high-quality research
October 1, 2024 -
JOB APPLICATION – Assistant Professor in Shipping, Maritime and Transport Studies
Dear IAME Members, If you are looking for a new job opportunity, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Department of Logistics and Maritime Studies) is looking for an Assistant Professor in Shipping, Maritime and Transport Studies. The position specification is available at https://jobs.polyu.edu.hk/job_detail.php?job=240905006 where you’ll apply as well. Consideration of applications will commence on 20 September
September 16, 2024 -
Best Manuscript Award pulished in Maritime Policy & Management 2022/2023
Best Paper Award Published by Maritime Policy & Management (MPM) in 2022/2023 This annual award for the best paper published in MPM in 2022/2023 has been selected by the MPM Editorial Board based on its academic value and contribution. The award of GBP £1,000 is sponsored by Taylor and Francis. Award for the Best Paper
August 19, 2024 -
Call for Papers – Special Issue of the WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs
Shifting Trade Patterns and their Impact on Governance, Pricing and Performance of Ports in Southern Africa In a nutshell Global trade has seen significant changes and shifts in trade patterns in recent years, mostly due to supply chain disruptions caused by such issues as the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia/Ukraine conflict. Supply chain pressures and
July 25, 2024
