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What the Nave Andromeda incident tells us about UK maritime security

  • 30th October 2020
  • by Scott Edwards
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Scott Edwards & Tim Edmunds On October 25th at around 10am, just off the coast of the Isle of Wight, seven stowaways turned violent and threatened the crew of the Nave Andromeda, sparking concerns of a hijacking and intervention by … Continue reading

Video – Blue Crimes: Rethinking the Maritime Security Agenda

  • 17th September 2020
  • by Scott Edwards
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Christian Bueger (SafeSeas/Uni of Copenhagen) Timothy Edmunds (SafeSeas/Uni of Bristol), Jason Eligh (Global Initiative), Maria Damanaki (ex-EU Marine Commissioner), Cathy Haenlein (RUSI) & Alan Cole (UNODC GMCP) featured in our latest event. The event discussed the blue crime concept, drawing … Continue reading

Beirut explosion: the disaster was exceptional but events leading up to it were not

  • 10th August 2020
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By Scott Edwards and Christian Bueger At the time of writing at least 100 people have lost their lives and a further 4,000 have been wounded following an explosion in the Port of Beirut. While the actual cause remains uncertain, … Continue reading

TOCAS Q&A with Partnership for Conflict, Crime & Security Research

  • 4th August 2020
  • by Scott Edwards
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In mid-June, the TOCAS team, Professor Christian Bueger, Dr Scott Edwards, and Professor Tim Edmunds, sat down for a Q&A discussion to share their work on transnational organised crime at sea with the Partnership for Conflict, Crime & Security Research … Continue reading

Blue Crime: Conceptualising transnational organised crime at sea

  • 9th June 2020
  • by Scott Edwards
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SafeSeas Directors Christian Bueger and Tim Edmunds have released a new working paper ‘Blue Crime: Conceptualising transnational organised crime at sea’. A pre-print of an article accepted at Marine Policy, the paper proposes the concept of blue crime and provides … Continue reading

Webinar information: ‘Do we have the right data for fighting maritime piracy?’

  • 29th May 2020
  • by Scott Edwards
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SafeSeas will hold a webinar event held on the 9th of June, 15.00 BST, in collaboration with Stable Seas, to accompany the release of our new report ‘What we know about piracy’. Click here for the full report The speakers … Continue reading

Brexit: how the UK is preparing to secure its seas outside the EU

  • 19th May 2020
  • by Scott Edwards
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Scott Edwards and Tim Edmunds recently wrote a short article for The Conversation, drawing upon insights from the SafeSeas Policy Brief ‘Delivering Maritime Security after Brexit: time for a joined-up approach‘. Four dinghies carrying 53 migrants who tried to cross … Continue reading

SAVE THE DATE: ‘Do we have the right data for fighting maritime piracy?’ Webinar

  • 18th May 2020
  • by Scott Edwards
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SAVE THE DATE: 9th June, 15.00 BST SafeSeas is pleased to announce a webinar event held on the 9th of June, 15.00 BST, in collaboration with Stable Seas, to accompany the release of our new report ‘What we know about … Continue reading

New Report: What we know about piracy

  • 18th May 2020
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SafeSeas is pleased to announce the first report resulting from collaboration with Stable Seas: What we know about Piracy Click here for the full report Authored by Lydelle Joubert, the report draws on desk-based research conducted between June 2019 and … Continue reading

Relaunch of SafeSeas newsletter

  • 11th May 2020
  • by Scott Edwards
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SafeSeas is pleased to announce the relaunch of its newsletter. Sent out every two months, it will serve as a digest of recent SafeSeas’ activity. Updates will also be sent to you directly to inform you of our events, publications, … Continue reading

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