Metamorfoses da cidade portuária: transformações da relação entre o porto e a cidade de Lisboa
The evolution of ports in modern times has been defined by a change in port functions, caused by such factors as the development of technology on ships, of support equipment for the transport of merchandise or storage techniques, changes in the standards of international commerce, changes to the org...
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João Figueira de Sousa [verfasserIn] André Fernandes [verfasserIn] |
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