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Maritime Security in Ghana: The next steps

  • 30th April 2022
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Tackling maritime insecurity in order to enhance the blue economy, restore ocean health, but also to strengthen blue justice, continues to be one of the major challenges for today’s governments. Much attention is being paid to these ocean challenges in … Continue reading

Maritime Insecurity in the Gulf of Guinea: Ghana’s Actual Maritime Crime Picture

  • 30th November 2021
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Despite the magnitude and implications of transnational organized crime at sea, until recently, the problem had received only minimal attention. That is surprising considering its far-reaching consequences on coastal communities, and its direct correlation to national security. Transnational organized crime … Continue reading

Policy brief – Negotiating Capacity Building: The case of maritime security projects in Ghana

  • 16th November 2021
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The Gulf of Guinea is a global hotspot for maritime insecurity. Ghana, a country in this region, has had its share of blue crime in its waters. This makes it a relevant object of study partly because the country continues … Continue reading

Maritime Security in Ghana: AMARIS holds project meeting

  • 13th March 2021
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The AMARIS project, investigating maritime security in Ghana, is one of the corner stone projects of the SafeSeas network. The project is a focused research partnership of 12 researchers interested in studying a paradigmatic national case of maritime security with … Continue reading

The Limits of Capacity Building: New Video

  • 12th March 2021
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Capacity building for maritime security is one of the core themes of Safe Seas. When and why capacity building succeeds or fails is the core subject of our recently published book on the Western Indian Ocean and the Best Practice Toolkit. It … Continue reading

Presentation at G7 meeting

  • 4th December 2020
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The G7++ Friends of the Gulf of Guinea is the most important global forum to coordinate the fight against piracy in the Gulf of Guinea region. At this years plenary meeting Prof. Bueger, one of the directors of SafeSeas gave … Continue reading

AMARIS project holds kick-off event

  • 30th June 2020
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On 25 June 2020, the ‘Addressing Maritime Insecurity in Ghana (AMARIS)’ project held its ‘Kick-Off Event’. AMARIS is a two and a half year initiative funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, administered by the DANIDA Fellowship Centre … Continue reading

Event on Gulf of Guinea situation

  • 8th June 2020
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What is the current state of maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea? What are the consequences of Covid? These were two central questions of an event organised by CEMLAWS, partner of the SafeSeas network and core contributor to the … Continue reading

How to improve the delivery of capacity building? Insights from a coordination meeting

  • 17th March 2020
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How can capacity building training for maritime security be better coordinated in West and Central Africa? This was the core question of a recent meeting – ‘Strategic Dialogue Workshop On West and Central Africa Maritime Security Training Capacity’ – held … Continue reading

Dr. Humphrey Asamoah joins SafeSeas as a project coordinator

  • 12th March 2020
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It is with great pleasure that SafeSeas welcome our new postdoctoral researcher, Humphrey Asamoah Agyekum. Humphrey will be joining the project ‘AMARIS: Analysing Maritime Insecurity in Ghana’ funded by the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA). The project led by Safeseas, … Continue reading

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Sea Control 344 - “There is no global understanding of what maritime security is; it certainly looks different from the perspective of the US or small islands” @c_bueger and @stockbruegger discuss the Western Indian Ocean’s militarization dilemma. https://sea-control.simplecast.com/episodes/sea-control-344-the-western-indian-oceans-militarization-dilemma

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The inaugural maritime research working group icebreaker... 'may the room above us never fall in, and the friends below never fall out'.🇦🇺🇸🇬🇮🇳🇱🇷🇨🇿🇬🇧🇲🇨 @SeaPowerCentre @nmfindia @pusmastldm @c21st_sailor @SeskoalDharmaw1

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Very much looking forward to attend this event by @SeaPowerCentre bringing all major voices on #maritmesecurity in the #indopacific together. In my address I will revisit the key trends in thinking #security at sea and #bluecrime. @safeseas1 https://twitter.com/SeaPowerCentre/status/1521278365810008064

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SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT📢: Dr Christian Bueger, Professor of International Relations from the University of Copenhagen, will deliver the keynote address on a commonality of purpose in maritime security at this year's Sea Power Conference. @c_bueger. #IndoPacific2022

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