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Author Archives: Christian Bueger

What’s wrong with the US Maritime Security Sector Reform Guide?

  • 23rd January 2017
  • by Christian Bueger
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Recognizing that capacity building in the maritime security sector lacks guidance and is too often conducted in an ad-hoc manner, in 2010 several U.S. government agencies, including USAID, published the Maritime Security Sector Reform (MSSR) Guide. A focus on functions … Continue reading

NATO’s fight against Somali pirates: the end of an unsung success story

  • 21st December 2016
  • by Christian Bueger
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Last week operation ‘Ocean Shield’ terminated ending NATO’s six year mission to protect the sea lanes of Western Indian Ocean. Will the world miss the operation? Most likely not. Ocean Shields was one of the so-called “big three” missions fighting … Continue reading

Knowing the Sea: The Prospects and Perils of Maritime Domain Awareness

  • 8th July 2016
  • by Christian Bueger
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Christian Bueger & Amaha Senu, Cardiff University How do we know the sea? How can we understand the activities at sea, as well as the dangers and opportunities the sea presents? Addressing these questions is important for enhancing the public … Continue reading

What Future for the Contact Group on Somali Piracy? Options for Reform

  • 2nd March 2016
  • by Christian Bueger
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2016 marks the beginning of the transition of the counter-piracy response in the Horn of Africa. Many states have already significantly reduced their involvement in counter-piracy. Recent revisions of the counter-piracy architecture raise the question of what the future holds … Continue reading

Contemporary Piracy as an Issue of Academic Inquiry: A Bibliography

  • 29th September 2015
  • by Christian Bueger
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Jan Stockbruegger, Brown University, & Christian Bueger, Cardiff University We have compiled a new version of the Piracy Studies Bibliography, which you can access as PDF here. The aim of this bibliography is to gather a comprehensive collection of academic … Continue reading

Technological Solutions to the Piracy Problem? Lessons Learned from Counter Piracy off the Horn of Africa

  • 5th June 2014
  • by Christian Bueger
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Christian Bueger & Anna Leander Insights from a CRIC Seminar supported by CBS Maritime, Copenhagen Business School, 26 May 2014 The fight against Somali piracy has sparked a range of interesting innovations of how the international community approaches an international … Continue reading

In search for a mission? The EU’s regional training mission EUCAP Nestor

  • 18th October 2013
  • by Christian Bueger
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By Christian Bueger The European Union (EU) has been one of the driving actors of counter-piracy: EUNAVFOR Atalanta is one of the core naval force providers, the EU has been one of the core sponsors of the UNODC’s Counter Piracy … Continue reading

The Decline of Somali Piracy – Towards Long Term Solutions

  • 1st September 2013
  • by Christian Bueger
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The decade of large scale piracy off the coast of Somalia appears to be over. For almost two years no successful hijacking attempt was reported. Has piracy off Somalia been eradicated once and for all? According to the latest report of … Continue reading

Finding a Regional Solution to Piracy: Is the Djibouti Process the Answer?

  • 18th August 2012
  • by Christian Bueger
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by Christian Bueger & Mohanvir Singh Saran A significant component of the long term strategy to counter-piracy originating in Somalia is the attempt to find regional solutions. The idea is to build a regional maritime security infrastructure which can cope with … Continue reading

The Save Our Seafarers Campaign – More a Hindrance, than a Help?

  • 6th June 2012
  • by Christian Bueger
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Shipowners frequently wonder why the problem of piracy does not receive more political support and why not more public resources are spent to address the issue. One answer to this quandary is: public support. No convincing case has been made … Continue reading

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Another #oilspill on the horizon? Ghost ship off the coast of Taiwan stranded. We need to get better in preventing such incidents.

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