The ISL Shipping Statistics Yearbook 2007, published by the Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics (ISL) is now out. In addition to the print version an online edition via the internet-portal ISL InfoLine is available.
The conceptual approach of the ISL Yearbook which goes back to the year 1986 is designed to inform on developments in shipping, world trade, seaborne trade, commodity markets, ocean freight and charter rates, individual profiles of shipping and shipbuilding countries, as well as on world port developments. The most important development trends are summarised in an analytical market comment on shipping, shipbuilding, and ports.
The three main topics of the ISL Shipping Statistics Yearbook 2007 with detailed market information are:
- The Shipping Market
Contains data about the total merchant fleet, broken-up tonnage, casualty returns, special fleets, shipping costs, seaborne trade, world economy, commodities, and freight and charter markets, as well as more than 30 individual country reports. - Shipbuilding
Analyses the current world shipbuilding development according to ship types, shipbuilding countries and shipyards. Also, data on deliveries, newbuilding contracts and order book developments are provided. - Ports and Sea Canals
This part contains data on shipping, cargo and container traffic of more than 300 leading world ports for the years 2002-2006. Key figures for single ports are complemented by analytical summary tables and graphs. All information is based on the ISL PORT DATA BASE which contains time series from 1980 onwards. In addition, this section of the yearbook includes traffic figures attributable to the world's major sea canals (St. Lawrence Seaway, Kiel Canal, Panama and Suez Canal).
ISL Shipping Statistics Yearbook 2007 (431 pages, 506 Statistical Tables with 128 Charts) is obtainable as online edition for EUR 295.-, paperback copy for EUR 325.- or in-cluding additional CD-ROM (pdf format) for EUR 350.- Plus packaging, shipping and VAT.
All ISL publications can be ordered via internet (http://www.isl.org/infoline/).
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