The Port: Containers, Labor, and the Gateway of Global Trade (American Infrastructure: Engines of Belonging)
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The Port: Containers, Labor, and the Gateway of Global Trade (American Infrastructure: Engines of Belonging)

by Bill Johns

Business History
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An exploration of ports, containers, and labor that reveals how global trade moves goods and connects communities through American infrastructure.

About This Book

The Port examines the infrastructure that moves goods around the world and the people who keep it running.

It looks at how container shipping transformed trade and created new economic links between nations.

The book considers the role of labor in ports and how workers contribute to this vital system.

Readers gain a clearer view of the networks that support everyday commerce and global supply chains.

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