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Norway's interwar tanker expansion : a reappraisal

Tenold, Stig
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2006-10
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The topic of the article is the Norwegian expansion within oil tanker shipping in the interwar period, which is

analysed on the basis of new empirical evidence. By means of a purpose-built database, the basis for the

expansion is analysed and traditional accounts of the growth of Norwegian tanker shipping are challenged and

modified. Previously, the purchase of second-hand tankers from Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. has been seen as

the most important basis for the growth of Norwegian tanker shipping. This article claims that the Anglo-Saxon

tankers were relatively unimportant. The dynamic relationship between Oslo-based shipowners, primarily

companies without previous experience from the tanker industry, and foreign, in particular Swedish, yards is the

key to understanding the development.
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Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration. Department of Economics
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2006:36

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