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How can the ports sector, with the encouragement of policy makers, share information to improve upon resilience planning?
This dissertation has been submitted in partial consideration for the degree of Master of Research (MRes) at the University of Nottingham’s Business School (NUBS) for the academic period of 2015-2016. It culminates the first year of a 1+3 years funded PhD scheme of the Economic and Social Research C
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