Table of Contents

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Table of Contents 6
3. Foreword: INFRASTRUCTURE CLUSTERS 10
4. Presentation: A JOINT COMMITMENT TO INNOVATION, SOCIAL INTEGRATION, AND PORT SUSTAINABILITY 16
5. Foundation: THE EMERGENCE OF THE LANDSCAPES OF THE CLUSTER 22
6. Ⅰ: SPATIAL APPROACHES
7. 1.1 Investigating the Impacts of Port Clusterisation 38
8. 1.2 Dialogues about Port Spatiality. The Italian Multi-Speed Picture 46
9. 1.3 About Cluster and Spatial Engagement. A Glossary of Words 52
10. Guest Essay: Redefining the Success of Ports in a Deglobalising World 66
11. Networks: The Spatial Legacy of Port and Maritime Sciences. A Round Trip 70
12. New Words, New Maps, and New Strategies for the Landscapes of the Cluster. Reports from Ports Worldwide
13. A New Hansa. Reimagining the North Sea Macro-Region 77
14. Open Waterfronts or Closed Water Fortresses? New Ways of Mapping the Accessibility of Redeveloped Waterfronts 86
15. Think It Dry! Assessing Digital and Strategic Innovation Acceptance by Inland Port-Related Operators 93
16. Multi-Temporal Mapping of Containers Transiting Through the “Ports of Genoa” 101
17. Odessa Green Rings. A New Green Infrastructure Between Two Urban Ports 108
18. Regeneration of City-Port Interaction Areas. A New Method for Managing a Contested Space 116
19. Genoa: The City Walls and the Port in the Sixteenth Century 122
20. Representations of Maritime Interactions. Interpretative Mapping of Hormuz and Chennai During Early Modern Asian-European Encounters 130
21. Tuning Port Systems and Local Contexts. Socio-Spatial Interactions of Small Ports and Cities by Terms 139
22. Remaking Rotterdam. The Port-City Interface as a Strategic Asset in Port Cluster Landscapes 148
23. Ⅱ: PERFORMATIVE MAPS
24. 2.1 Cross-Referencing Clustered Contexts 160
25. 2.2 Advanced Port Clusters in Comparison 168
26. 2.3 About Clusters and Spatial Visualisation. An Atlas of Multi-Level Maps 174
27. Guest Essay: Mapping European Port City Territories. A Comparative Spatial Analysis 192
28. Transfers
29. Learning from Extreme Port Environments 202
30. Port Infrastructure in Transition.Designing within, on the Edge, and in Relation to the Territory 204
31. Landing on Water. Marine Environments as Spaces for Human Settlements 210
32. Ⅲ: SHAPING LANDS260
33. 3.1 Formulating Design Strategies for Evolving Port Clusters 218
34. 3.2 About Clusters and Spatial Processing. A Catalogue for Translating Impacts into Actions 222
35. Guest Essay: Cluster Detection in Maritime Networks 232
36. Figures: A Photographic Survey on Port Spatiality 239
37. Future Port City Territories after 2030.New Scales? New Roles? New Questions? 260
38. Afterword: Planetary Ports: From Sea to Space 264
39. Annex
40. BIBLIOGRAPHY 272
41. Authors’ Biographies 276
42. Acknowledgements 286
43. Note 287
44. List of Acronyms, Names, and Laws 287
45. Imprint 288