Olivier FAURY
Associate Professor in Supply Chain Management, Logistics - Responsible for the LTMR research axis
Discipline department
Supply Chain Management & Decision Sciences
Teaching area
Supply Chain Management
Logistics
Bio
Olivier FAURY holds a PhD in Maritime Economic from Kedge BS in Marseille. He joined EM Normandie in
2016 as lecturer in Logistics and transportation. His field of research deals with the key elements impacting
the attractiveness of the Arctic for ship‐owners. His lectures deal with international carriage management.
Before its Ph.D., he worked for various Freight Forwarder in France and Morocco during 10 years as sales
manager and managed several transportation project.
2016 as lecturer in Logistics and transportation. His field of research deals with the key elements impacting
the attractiveness of the Arctic for ship‐owners. His lectures deal with international carriage management.
Before its Ph.D., he worked for various Freight Forwarder in France and Morocco during 10 years as sales
manager and managed several transportation project.
Degrees
2016 PHD in Management, Kedge Business School Marseille
2011 Master II - Euromed ManagementMaster in Maritim, Logistic and International Trade Management
2011 Master II - Euromed ManagementMaster in Maritim, Logistic and International Trade Management
Professional experience
- Since 2016: Professor in maritime economics - EM Normandie
- 2011-2013: Sales Manager / Stef International Normandie Nord Ouest
- 2007-2010: Key Account Manager / Universal Express - Bolloré Group
- 2006: Sales Manager / ITS Maroc
- 2005-2006: Operation Manager / Exel Maroc
- 2004-2005: Sales Representative / SDV Maroc - Bolloré Group
- 2002-2003: Key Account Manager / R3D Ingénierie - Sylis Group
Publications
Publications
Year of publication
Type
Faury, O 2016, 'The impact of economic, climatic and infrastructure developments on the shipping Northern Sea Route attractiveness', Ecricome Ph.D Universa, Kedge Business School Marseille
2016
PhD Dissertation / Accreditation to Supervise Management Research
Fedi, L, Faury, O & Etienne, L 2020, 'Mapping and analysis of maritime accidents in the Russian Arctic through the lens of the Polar Code and POLARIS System', Marine Policy, vol. 118.
2020
Academic articles
Alix, Y & Faury, O 2020, ‘Pour un système portuaire national au service de la valorisation économique de l’Arctique russe’, Regards Géopolitiques, janvier.
2020
Academic articles
Cajaiba-Santana, G, Faury, O & Ramadan, M 2020, 'The emerging cruise shipping industry in the Arctic', Annals of Tourism Research, vol. 80, January. CNRS: 3 ; FNEGE: 2 ; HCERES: A
2020
Academic articles
Cheaitou, A, Faury, O, Cariou, P, Hamdan, S & Fabbri, G (forthcoming), 'Economic and environmental impacts of Arctic shipping: A probabilistic approach', Transportation Research part D. CNRS : 3 ; HCERES : B.
2020
Academic articles
Faury, O, Cheaitou, A & Givry, P 2020, 'Best Maritime Transportation Option for the Arctic Crude Oil: a Profit Decision Model', Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review, vol. 136, April. CNRS : 2 ; FNEGE: 2 ; HCERES : A ; ABS 3
2020
Academic articles
Cheiatou, A, Faury, O, Cariou, P, Hamdan, S & Fabbri, G 2019, ‘Ice thickness data in the northern sea route (NSR) for the period 2006–2016’, Data in brief, vol. 24, june.
2019
Academic articles
Mandjak, T, Lavissière, A, Hofmann, J, Bouchery, Y, Lavissière, M-C, Faury, O & Sohier, R 2019, 'Port marketing from a multidisciplinary perspective: A systematic literature review and lexicometric analysis', Transport Policy, vol. 84, pp 50-72. CNRS: 3 ; HCERES: B ; ABS 2
2019
Academic articles
Cariou, P, Cheaitou, A, Faury, O & Hamdan, S 2019, ‘The feasibility of Arctic container shipping: the economic and environmental impacts of ice thickness’, Maritime Economics & Logistics, (first published05/12/19), ABS 1
2019
Academic articles
Fedi, L, Faury, O & Gritsenko, D 2018, 'The impact of the Polar Code on risk mitigation in Arctic waters: a ‘Toolbox’ for underwriters?', Maritime Policy & Management, vol. 45, no. 4, March, pp. 478-494.
2018
Academic articles