Wenming Shi
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Dr. Wenming Shi is a Lecturer at the University of Tasmania Australian Maritime College in Australia. His research interests encompass corporate financial risk, inbound tourism demand forecasting, and sustainable development through carbon emission analysis. Recent articles highlight his work on machine learning applications in maritime inspections and investment decision analysis in shipping projects. He also explores the implications of economic policy uncertainty on tourism responsiveness and evaluates blockchain adoption barriers in the logistics industry.
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Connectivity and Efficiency of Korean International Logistic System
Open Date: 2014-09-01
Close Date: 2017-08-01
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Vipul Jain
Victoria University of Wellington
Yiik Diew WONG
Associate Chair (Academic); Associate Professor
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
Mona Koushan
Lecturer
University of Canterbury
Shu-Ling Chen
Associate Professor
University of Tasmania
zhuohua qu
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Liverpool John Moores University Liverpool Business School
Hossein Enshaei
Senior Lecturer
University of Tasmania Launceston Campus
Chia-Hsun Chang
Senior Lecturer
Liverpool John Moores University
Khandaker Rasel Hasan
Lecturer in Procurement and Logistics Management
Australian Maritime College
Christos A. Kontovas
Senior Lecturer
Liverpool John Moores University
Wei (Vera) Zhang
Lecturer
University of Tasmania Australian Maritime College
JINGEN ZHOU
Assistant Professor
Kedge Business School
Qing Liu
Universität Hamburg
Hongjun Fan
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