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ON THE FRONT LINE: SECURITY CONCERNS HAVE MEANT HUGE ADJUSTMENTS FOR ALL ASPECTS OF THE SUPPLY CHAINS, BUT, AS GATEWAYS TO THE U.S., SEA PORTS HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY AFFECTED.

Zoe Double

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Key concepts: Business, Supply chain, Containerization, Front line, Line (geometry), Port (circuit theory), Front (military), International trade

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ON THE FRONT LINE: SECURITY CONCERNS HAVE MEANT HUGE ADJUSTMENTS FOR ALL ASPECTS OF THE SUPPLY CHAINS, BUT, AS GATEWAYS TO THE U.S., SEA PORTS HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY AFFECTED. — Research Paper | ScholarLens