国际商贸物流精要

出版时间：2004-09-01  出版社：浙江大学出版社  作者：龙江，翁凤翔 编  页数：316  

内容概要

　　Elements of Intemational Logistics approaches the topic from a perspective ofinternational business。 The organization of this book tries to cover all the functions of international logistics。 Each chapter mainly introduces the basic terms， concepts and principles that are useful for management decision-making of international logistics。　　The purpose of this book is to describe the framework within which　international logistics are made in order to meet students' increasing demand for knowing something about intemationallogistics。 Reading this book， students can have a brief but clear picture of intemational logistics。　The Chinese version in each chapter is designed to help students toclear up what puzzles them。

作者简介

　　Prof.　WENG Fengxiang　（翁凤翔 ）　is　on　the　faculty　of Shanghai Pudong　　International Business Training Centre　（ Shanghai　Maritime University） .　　Mr.WENG Fengxiang is a Guest Professor of the Business School of University of Central England， Birmingham， and of International College Britain， Edinburgh， and an Associate Professor of Shanghai Maritime University. He is the author of 10 books of international business and of a number of theses which　include :　　Mastering Cambridge Business English （Fudan University Press ， 1996）　　International Business English Translation （ Zhejiang　　University Press，2002）　　A Dictionary of Commonly-Used Words in， International Business English with Both English and Chinese Definitions and Examples of Usage （Hunan Literature and Art Publishing　House ， 1998）　　Detailed Interpretation， of International Business Graphs and Tables （Zhejiang University Press， 2002）　　Cambridge Business English Vocabulary and International Business English Synonyms（Shanghai Jiaotong University Press， 2003）　　Functional Equivalence and Translation， of Maritime Rules and Regulations （Shanghai Journal of Translators for Science and Technology， Issue No.5， 1996）　　Having been engaged in teaching and making researches on international business/business English for a long time， Prof. WENG Fengxiang is a consultant of some influential companies and a supervisor of postgraduate. Once working for companies， Prof. WENG Fengxiang has much experience in international business practice， especially in international trade. He worked as a visiting professor in the Business School of University of CentralEngland， Birmingham for one year. He is the academic team leader of his discipline in the university. During his stay in the United Kingdom， Prof. WENG Fengxiang finished PhD courses and worked as a supervisor of MBA and MSC. Prof. WENG Fengxiang holds a Master degree in international business translation. The courses which he teaches include:International Business， International Trade， MBA Business English， etc.

书籍目录

Chapter l Introduction of International Logistics（国际物流概述）1.1 Definition of International Logistics（国际物流的定义）1.2 International Logistics Activities and Functions（国际物流的活动与功能）1.3 Integrated Management of International Logistics（国际物流整合管理）1.4 Advantages of International Logistics（国际物流优势）Summary of Chapter 1本章概要Discussion Questions思考题Glossary词汇Case Study: Dow Chemical Company (Dow化学公司)Chapter 2 International Supply Chain Concepts（国际供应链概念）2.1 Concept of Supply Chain（供应链的定义）2.2 Globalisation Trend of Supply Chain(供应键的全球化趋势）2.3 Challenge of International Supply Chain Management（国际供应链管理的挑战）2.4 International Supply Chain Decisions（国际供应链决策）2.5 International Supply Chain Modelling Approaches（国际供应链建模）2.6 Processes of International Supply Chain（国际供应链流程）2.7 International Supply Chain Strategies（国际供应链战略）Summary of Chapter 2本章概要Discussion Questions思考题Glossary词汇Case Study: Global Supply Chain Partnerships（全球供应链伙伴）ELEMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICSChapter 3 International Purchasing（国际采购）3.1 Challenges of International Purchasing（国际采购面临的挑战）3.2 Performance Impact of International Purchasing（国际采购的影响）3.3 International Production（国际生产）3.4 Transition Process to International Purchasing（国际采购的交易流程）3.5 0ptions of International Purchasing（国际采购选择权）Summary of Chapter 3本章概要Discussion Questions思考题Glossary词汇Case Study: Shanghai to Build International Purchasing Platform（上海建设国际采购平台）Chapter 4 Packaging of International Logistics（国际物流包装)4.1 Importance of Packaging in International Logistics（包装在国际物流中的重要性）4,.2 Export Packaging（出口包装）4.3 Packaging Materials（包装材料）4.4 Bar Coding（条形码）Summary of Chapter 4本章概要Discussion Questions思考题Glossary词汇Case Study: Cisco Systems, Inc. Implementation of Korrvu'a Packaging forSOHO Products（思科系统公司对SOHO产品的包装）Chapter 5 International Transport System（国际运输系统）5.1 Management of International Transport System（国际运输系统管理）5.2 Sea Transport（海洋运输）5.3 Railway Transport（铁路运输）5.4 Air Transport(航空运输）5.5 Road Transportation（公路运输）5.6 Pipeline Transport（管道运输）Summary of Chapter 5本章概要……Chapter 6 Warehouse and Inventories（仓储与存货）Chapter 7 International Distribution（国际分销）Chapter 8 International Outsourcing and TPL（国际外包与第三方物流）Chapter 9 Strategic Management of International Logisitics（国际物流战略）

章节摘录

　　One way is to use the service of freight forwarder. The shipping company‘s representative checks the number of items， their condition， shipping marks， weight， and perhaps size， and then issues a “dock receipt”. The exporter keeps this dock receipt until the goods are loaded aboard the ship. After this has been done， the shipping ompany issues an ocean bill of lading to replace the dock receipt.　　Another way to deliver goods to the ship is by rail. Small shipments are delivered to the local railway freight depots where they are consolidated with other shipments for the same port. Large shipments go by carload lots and are usually loaded at the exporter’s premises.At the port， the shipping line has usually leased or has been assigned a shed in which all the box cars containing goods for the particular ship are unloaded.　　When the exporter's goods have been unloaded at the dockside， it is the shipping company’s responsibility to ensure that they are properly loaded aboard the correct ship.　　With the goods safely loaded aboard the ship， the shipping agent issues a “clean”ocean bill of lading to the exporter so long as no shortages or damaged crates， boxes， etc，have been discovered. If damage had been noted， the exporter can still obtain a clean bill of　　lading by signing a letter of indemnity that absolves the shipping line of any responsibility for the damage should insurance claim be made.　　5.2.4 Waterway　　Waterway are spaces of a few kilometers in width trying to avoid the discontinuities of land transport by linking ports， the main elements of the maritime/land interface. They are a function of obligatory points of passage， which are strategic places， of natural constraints （winds， depth， reefs， ice） and of political borders.　　……