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Blue ideaslab on crimes and order at sea

  • 28th May 2020
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As part of the ongoing discussion on the blue turn and divergent research perspectives on ocean governance, international relations and maritime security, SafeSeas organised another iteration of the blue ideaslab on the 28th of May. The blue ideaslab provides an … Continue reading

What we know about piracy

  • 18th May 2020
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For the full report, click here What We Know About Piracy is the outcome of a collaboration between SafeSeas and the Stable Seas programme of the One Earth Future Foundation. Authored by Lydelle Joubert (Stable Seas), the report provides a … 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
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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

Review of new book on the coastguard-navy nexus

  • 9th April 2020
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The review of Ian Bowers and Swee Lean Collin Koh’s “Grey and White Hulls: An International Analysis of the Navy-Coastguard Nexus” by Christian Bueger is now published with Contemporary Southeast Asia. The book presents one of the first major comparative … Continue reading

Environmental Crime at Sea: The Forgotten Dimension?

  • 20th October 2019
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Environmental crime is perhaps the form of crime that receives the least attention in the debates on transnational organised crime. Although the thriving debate on a “green criminology” has gradually aimed at alerting academics and policy makers of the detrimental … Continue reading

International Affairs special issue on Maritime Security edited by Safeseas Directors

  • 9th September 2019
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Safeseas are pleased to announce that co-directors Christian Bueger and Timothy Edmunds, alongside Barry J. Ryan, have edited a special volume of International Affairs centred around maritime security. The special issues builds upon on their previous article ‘Beyond seablindness: a … 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

Welcoming our new research associate

  • 31st May 2019
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SafeSeas is pleased to welcome our new postdoctoral research associate, Scott Edwards. Scott will be joining SafeSeas on our ongoing Transnational Organised Crime At Sea (TOCAS) project funded by the UK Economic and Social Research Council, and will be based … Continue reading

Roundtable on Maritime Crime in Copenhagen

  • 28th April 2019
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On Monday, the 27th of May, 2019 SafeSeas is organising a public roundtable titled “Uncovering Hidden Maritime Crimes – Consequences for the Shipping Industry”. The event is jointly organised by Danish Shipping, the University of Copenhagen and SafeSeas. While it … 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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3 May

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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