Journal of International Logistics and Trade: Volume 11 Issue 1 , Open Access

Korea-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement: The Implications on Seaborne Trade Volume and Maritime Logistics Policy Development in Korea

Paul T-W Lee, Tsung-Chen Lee, Tzu-Han Yang

This paper aims to explore the impacts of the recent development of Korean free trade agreements (FTAs) on its seaborne trade volumes. The paper firstly estimates the changes in…

Third-party enterprises’ perceptions of green logistics in China

Hyunggeun Kim, Jungseok Choi

This article represents an empirical examination of green logistics awareness of employees at third-party enterprises in China. The data used for this study was collected using a…

Chinese Dragon venturing into GMS territory : Does it Makes Sense?

Nilanjan Banik, Khanindra Ch. Das

The notion that China is factory of the world is now changing. Factories in China are shifting their production base to neighboring Asia, primarily because of higher input costs…

Scenario Based Global Supply Chain Planning Process Considering Demand Uncertainty

Hongjoo Lee, Hosang Jung

In this paper, we propose a scenario based global supply chain planning (GSCP) process considering demand uncertainty originated from various global supply chain risks. To…

Assisting Trade Adjustment in Korea: Is it a Facilitating Device for FTA Implementation?

Yoon HEO

The Korean government has begun to implement the TAA system since May 2007 in order to support small and medium firms whose sales, production and profits have decreased due to the…

The Evaluation of East Asian Regionalism from APEC to RCEP

Inkyo Cheong, Jungran Cho

Building a large trading bloc tends to produce substantial economic gains, while minimizing economic losses from overlapping FTAs. East Asia has tried to generate the impetus for…