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Why are more small boats crossing the English Channel – and why are border forces struggling to stop them?

  • 16th August 2020
  • by Tim Edmunds
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By Tim Edmunds and Scott Edwards The number of migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats has increased significantly – up to 4,343 this year compared with 857 in the same period last year. The number of lurid headlines … Continue reading

Brexit’s challenge to maritime security

  • 25th October 2019
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By Timothy Edmunds and Barry J. Ryan The politics of Britain’s security after Brexit are contentious and fast moving. But most discussion has focused on the security of land. The security of the sea has received less attention. As a … Continue reading

SafeSeas Job Call

  • 25th February 2019
  • by Tim Edmunds
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SafeSeas is advertising for a 2-year postdoctoral Research Assistant position to work on the topic of Transnational Organised Crime at Sea at the University of Bristol, UK. The successful candidate will work with the SafeSeas team as part of a … Continue reading

SafeSeas visits NMIC

  • 4th February 2019
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In January 2019, SafeSeas’ director Prof. Tim Edmunds, visited the National Maritime Information Centre (NMIC) in Portsdown, UK. NMIC, is one of the most interesting international role models of how to organise Maritime Domain Awareness on a national level. Understanding … Continue reading

Seychelles: Small Country – Big Lessons for Capacity Building

  • 31st July 2017
  • by Tim Edmunds
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Famed for its idyllic beaches and pleasant tropical climate, and with a population of less than 100,000 permanent residents, Seychelles is perhaps the archetypal small island state. It is also an increasingly important actor in the maritime security of the … Continue reading

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With better Maritime Domain Awareness, states can choose how to deploy their limited resources to deal with security threats. Join us this afternoon to discuss the benefits of MDA for Africa > https://bit.ly/2OeMP17 @issafrica #ISSMaritime

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We've been attending the world #oceansummit. Some really interesting discussions, and great to see these issues receiving so much focus and energy. What has been your highlight so far? What are you looking forward to hearing more about? Looking forward to day 2 beginning!

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8 Feb

February's Sustainability Month continues!

Dr Laurence Publicover is joined by Professor Tim Edmunds and Dr Kate Hendry to plumb the depths of the seabed and its future.

Find out more by registering at the @eventbrite link below:

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