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SafeSeas and DCAF join forces to deliver MSSG workshop

  • 13th April 2021
  • by Scott Edwards
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Tim Edmunds and Scott Edwards joined the Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance to deliver a 3-day workshop on Maritime Security Sector Governance in East Asia. Tim Edmunds presented on ‘Introduction to the Maritime Security Sector Governance Concept’ and ‘Introduction … Continue reading

Participation in IFC Maritime Security Webinar

  • 25th November 2020
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The Information Fusion Centre (IFC) based in Singapore is one of the most important international hubs for sharing information on the maritime domain. It enhances the global understanding what issues at sea need attention. One element of this work are frequent events … 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

Delivering Maritime Security after Brexit: time for a joined-up approach

  • 30th March 2020
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SafeSeas Director Tim Edmunds and research associate Scott Edwards have produced a Policy Report based on the ideas discussed at the recent SafeSea’s event ‘Securing Britain’s Seas‘. The UK faces three critical challenges in this area: first, the need to … Continue reading

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

  • 17th March 2020
  • by Humphrey Asamoah
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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

From coordination to command: making Thailand’s maritime security governance more efficient?

  • 22nd October 2019
  • by Scott Edwards
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Safeseas Research Associate Scott Edwards recently had the opportunity to access insights from Thailand’s Maritime Enforcement Command Center (ThaiMECC). Previously the Maritime Enforcement Coordination Centre, the change of name is indicative of a new intended direction for the agency. ThaiMECC … Continue reading

Growing, yet cautious, optimism – maritime security in the Philippines

  • 15th October 2019
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Safeseas Research Associate Scott Edwards recently visited the Philippines and had the opportunity to assess some of the over-arching themes of Philippine maritime security focused upon by security practitioners. The Philippines faces a large array of security issues, ranging from … Continue reading

Safeseas directors present at the Global Maritime Security Conference, Nigeria

  • 14th October 2019
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Safeseas directors Timothy Edmunds and Christian Bueger attended the Global Maritime Security Conference in Abuja, Nigeria, on the 7th to 9th of October 2019. The high-level conference brought together 2300 delegates from 76 countries, and was organised by the Federal Ministry … Continue reading

Presentation at MAST Copenhagen

  • 8th September 2019
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As part of the maritime conference held at MAST Northern Coasts, Prof. Bueger, gave a presentation drawing on SafeSeas research on Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA). He reflected on what is difficult in implementing MDA and why we don’t see the … Continue reading

Maritime Security Ideaslab in Copenhagen

  • 6th July 2019
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As part of an ongoing collaboration between the University of Sydney and the University of Copenhagen, SafeSeas co-hosted with the Center for Global Criminology an ideaslab on maritime security on the 27th of June 2019. Titled “Insecurity, Crime and Cooperation … Continue reading

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In the article we review current discourses on the cable infrastructure, discuss why it is earthquakes and fishing vessels, rather than the Russian navy which are the greatest concerns, and discuss questions of governance and digital sovereignty

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Upcoming Event: What are the root causes of maritime piracy?

SafeSeas is pleased to announce event featuring @uedaxecker & @bcprins discussing their latest book 'Pirate Lands'. Joined by panelists @c_bueger, Anja Shortland, @stigjarlehansen @msjlarsen & chaired by @EdmundsProf

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