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Brian Slack is a distinguished professor emeritus in Geography, Planning, and Environment at Concordia University. He obtained his PhD from McGill University in 1972. His research interests are centered around maritime transportation, including transportation geography, port planning, and container shipping. Over the years, Dr. Slack has developed an extensive portfolio of research activities focusing on maritime intermodality and the dynamics of containershipping networks. He collaborates with colleagues internationally to explore the effectiveness of intermediate hubs in logistics and the implications of rapidly increasing ship sizes for Canadian bulk terminals. His extensive publication record includes articles and books addressing key issues in maritime transport, including the globalization of shipping and the evolution of port systems. His contributions have been significant in enhancing understanding of the complex relationships between shipping, logistics, and urban planning. Dr. Slack remains actively engaged in research, continuing to address contemporary challenges in the maritime industry through various projects and publications.
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