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1. Empirical analysis of brain drain of Chinese seafarers: Reasons and countermeasures

Author

Jia-qi Liu, Ying-en Ge, and Yan Zhang

Subjects
Crew loss, Seafarer retention, Chinese seafarers, Shipment of goods. Delivery of goods, HF5761-5780
Abstract

Since 2019, the problem of brain drain of seafarers in China has become more and more serious, which has a negative impact on the healthy and sustainable development of the shipping industry. As shown from the data of ''China Crew Development Report 2019'', the brain drain of seafarers in China is mainly concentrated on the third officers and fourth engineers. Semi-structured interviews and questionnaire surveys were conducted and quantitative and qualitative analysis was carried out from a macroscopic perspective. Main reasons for the brain drain of third officers and fourth engineers include narrowing income gap between “sea and land” work, low social status, difficulty in promotion, insufficient English proficiency, etc. Corresponding improvement measures have been proposed for the government, the competent authority, and maritime colleges and universities with a view to slow down the brain drain of seafarers.

Published
2021
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Author

Alessandro Avenali, Eve Man Hin Chan, Achim I. Czerny, Tiziana D’Alfonso, Gang Dong, Xiaowen Fu, Ying-En Ge, Danny Chi Kuen Ho, Muhammad Arsalan Khalid, Yui-yip Lau, Paul Tae-Woo Lee, Jin Li, Lu Li, Guanke Liu, Wenqian Lu, Mingfeng Mo, Se-Il Mun, Alberto Nastasi, Adolf K.Y. Ng, Pierfrancesco Reverberi, Xiaodong Sun, Kan Wai Hong Tsui, Kun Wang, Hanjun Wu, Wenyi Xia, Meihua Xu, Dong Yang, Tsz Leung Yip, Mengmei Yu, Anming Zhang, and Fangwei Zhang

Published
2022

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Author

Mawuli Afenyo, S.S. Appadoo, Austin Becker, Rickard Bergqvist, Richard Burroughs, Wei Cao, Jihong Chen, Lidan Du, Ying-En Ge, Marta Gonzalez-Aregall, Changmin Jiang, Faisal Khan, Amit Kumar, Yui-Yip Lau, Paul Tae-Woo Lee, Xiaoyu Li, Yufeng Lin, Steven Messner, Akansha Mishra, Jason Monios, Adolf K.Y. Ng, Zhuohua Qu, Laingo M. Randrianarisoa, Naima Saeed, Xiaodong Sun, Grace W.Y. Wang, Kun Wang, Tianni Wang, Zhongyu Wang, Gordon Wilmsmeier, Zaili Yang, Anming Zhang, Chi Zhang, Di Zhang, Mingyang Zhang, and Yong Zhou

Published
2020

5. A multiobjective programming model for comparing existing and potential corridors between the Indian Ocean and China

Author

Yong Zhou, Zhongyu Wang, Lidan Du, and Ying-En Ge

Subjects
Rate of return, Indian ocean, Work (electrical), Greenhouse gas, Volume (computing), Environmental science, Context (language use), Energy consumption, Environmental economics, China
Abstract

This chapter aims to compare the competitiveness of existing and potential corridors for cargo transport between the Indian Ocean region and China in the “Belt and Road Initiative” context. To achieve this aim, a multiobjective programming model is proposed to allocate cargoes to each corridor while the four objectives of minimum transport cost, minimum energy consumption, minimum greenhouse emissions, and highest safety are balanced. Three types of cargoes are taken as examples. The proposed model gives the optimal cargo volume allocation over the four corridors of interest, which has been shown numerically to vary as the priority of each objective varies. Subsequently, the rate of return on investment in the three potential corridors is analyzed. This work may not only provide good suggestions for policy makers, but also promote the implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative.

Published
2020

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