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INDEX 2006 VOLUME 45 NUMBERS 1-4 AIR TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT Henderson, C.R. and Brady, S.P. CONUS Pre- Brooks, M.R. and Ritchie, P. Mergers and Ac- positioned Afloat Aircraft Carriers: A Concept quisitions in the Maritime Transport Industry for Mobilizing Heavy Brigades (1) 16-29. 1996-2000 (2) 7-22. BOOK REVIEWS Lu, C.-S. and Yang, C.-C. Comparison of In- Belman, D. and White, C. III, editors. Trucking vestment Preferences for International Logis- in the Age of Information. Reviewed by S.B. tics Zones in Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, and Keller (4) 72-73. Shanghai Ports from a Taiwanese Manufactur- er’s Perspective (1) 30-51. Christopher, M. Logistics and Supply Chain Management: Creating Value-Adding Net- Lu, C.-S. and Yang, C.-C. Evaluating Key Lo- works, Third Edition. Reviewed by A.M. gistics Capabilities for International Distribu- Knemeyer (1) 61-62. tion Center Operators in Taiwan (4) 9-27. Coyle, J.J., Bardi, E.J., and Novack, R.A. Transportation, Sixth Edition. Reviewed by Sarathy, R. Security and the Global Supply C.K. Walter (2) 61-62. Chain (4) 28-51. Katz, B. and Puentes, R., editors. Taking the Shao, X. and Ji, J. Reconfiguration of Pharma- High Road: A Metropolitan Agenda for Trans- ceutical Logistics Operations in China: An Em- portation Reform. Reviewed by J.B. Hanna (2) pirical Study (4) 52-66. 64-65. Thibault, M., Brooks, M.R., and Button, K.J. Lee-Gosselin, M. and Doherty, S., editors. /nte- The Response of the U.S. Maritime Industry grated Land-Use and Transportation Models: to the New Container Security Initiatives (1) Behavioural Foundations. Reviewed by V. 5-15. Shankar (2) 63. McPhee, J. Uncommon Carriers. Reviewed by LOGISTICS/PHYSICAL S.G. Long (3) 76-77. DISTRIBUTION/SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Vuchic, V.R. Urban Transit: Operations, Corsi, T.M., Boyson, S., Verbraeck, A., Van Planning and Economics. Reviewed by G.M. Houten, S.-P., Han, C., and MacDonald, J.R. Smerk (3) 74-75. The Real-Time Global Supply Chain Game: New Educational Tool for Developing Supply EDUCATION/PROFESSIONAL Chain Management Professionals (3) 61-73. DEVELOPMENT Corsi, T.M., Boyson, S., Verbraeck, A., Van Lu, C.-S. and Yang, C.-C. Comparison of In- Houten, S.-P., Han, C., and MacDonald, J.R. vestment Preferences for International Logis- The Real-Time Global Supply Chain Game: tics Zones in Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, and New Educational Tool for Developing Supply Shanghai Ports from a Taiwanese Manufactur- Chain Management Professionals (3) 61-73. er’s Perspective (1) 30-51. Maloni, M.J. and Carter, C.R. Opportunities for Lu, C.-S. and Yang, C.-C. Evaluating Key Lo- Research in Third-Party Logistics (2) 23-38. gistics Capabilities for International Distribu- Murphy, P.R. and Poist, R.F. Skill Require- tion Center Operators in Taiwan (4) 9-27. ments of Contemporary Senior- and Entry- Level Logistics Managers: A Comparative Maloni, M.J. and Carter, C.R. Opportunities for Analysis (3) 46-60. Research in Third-Party Logistics (2) 23-38. TRANSPORTATION JOURNAL™ Winter Murphy, P.R. and Poist, R.F. Skill Require- Farris, M.T. II and Swartz, S.M. The Wright ments of Contemporary Senior- and Entry- Amendment: Time for Repeal: A Policy Issue Level Logistics Managers: A Comparative Note (1) 52-60. Analysis (3) 46-60. TRAFFIC & TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT Sarathy, R. Security and the Global Supply Cantor, D.E., Corsi, T.M., and Grimm, C.M. Chain (4) 28-51. Safety Technology Adoption Patterns in the Shao, X. and Ji, J. Reconfiguration of Pharma- U.S. Motor Carrier Industry (3) 20-45. ceutical Logistics Operations in China: An Em- Henderson, C.R. and Brady, S.P. CONUS Pre- pirical Study (4) 52-66. positioned Afloat Aircraft Carriers: A Concept for Mobilizing Heavy Brigades (1) 16-29. MOTOR TRANSPORT Cantor, D.E., Corsi, T.M., and Grimm, C.M. TRANSPORT POLICY Safety Technology Adoption Patterns in the Thibault, M., Brooks, M.R., and Button, K.J. U.S. Motor Carrier Industry (3) 20-45. The Response of the U.S. Maritime Industry to the New Container Security Initiatives (1) Voss, M.D., Page, T.J. Jr., Keller, S.B., and 5-15. Ozment, J. Determining Important Carrier At- tributes: A Fresh Perspective Using the Theory WATER TRANSPORT of Reasoned Action (3) 7-19. Brooks, M.R. and Ritchie, P. Mergers and Ac- quisitions in the Maritime Transport Industry NOTES & COMMENTS 1996-2000 (2) 7-22 Farris, M.T. II and Pohlen, T.L. Deregulation Henderson, C.R. and Brady, S.P. CONUS Pre- Delayed Is Deregulation Denied: Appealing positioned Afloat Aircraft Carriers: A Concept the Wright Amendment (4) 67-71. for Mobilizing Heavy Brigades (1) 16-29. Farris, M.T. II] and Swartz, S.M. The Wright Saldanha, J.P., Russell, D.M., and Tyworth, Amendment: Time for Repeal: A Policy Issue J.E. A Disaggregate Analysis of Ocean Carri- Note (1) 52-60. ers’ Transit Time Performance (2) 39-60. REGULATION/LAW Thibault, M., Brooks, M.R., and Button, K.J. Farris, M.T. II and Pohlen, T.L. Deregulation The Response of the U.S. Maritime Industry Delayed Is Deregulation Denied: Appealing to the New Container Security Initiatives (1) the Wright Amendment (4) 67-71. 5-15.