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Using crime script analysis to better understand piracy manifestations

  • 26th August 2020
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By Bryan C. Peters Despite the undeniable social relevance of piracy, criminologist have lagged behind other fields in its study. In 2009, Forsyth, Gisclair and Forsyth aptly noted that, “most criminologists are landlocked…as if crime on the water did not … 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

Maritime spill over! Shipping at risk. The global consequences of the conflict in Yemen.

  • 20th February 2018
  • by Christian Bueger
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What started as a small scale rebellion has now become a full-fledged civil war fuelled by external engagements: Yemen’s political futures is more and more uncertain. The country is on the way to a protracted conflict as we have come … Continue reading

SAFESEAS attends 20th plenary meeting of the Contact Group on Piracy

  • 10th July 2017
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From the 5th to 7th of July the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia held its 20th plenary meeting in Mauritius. Christian Bueger and Robert McCabe from the SAFESEAS team participated in the working group meetings and … Continue reading

Talk at University of Cape Town

  • 27th June 2017
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On the 27th of June, SAFESEAS principal investigator Prof. Bueger gave a lecture at the University of Cape Town’s Faculty of Law. Drawing in large parts on an article forthcoming with the European Journal of International Relations, the talk discussed some of the core … Continue reading

The contact group at 20: Challenges for the upcoming plenary

  • 15th June 2017
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In July 2017 the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia (CGPCS), the main global governance body steering the international campaign to address Somali piracy, will hold its 20th plenary meeting in Mauritius. What issues will the CGPCS … Continue reading

How do small states influence international counterpiracy policy?

  • 28th February 2017
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Ulrik Trolle Smed and Anders Wivel, University of Copenhagen The piracy problem in East Africa gained international attention in particular from 2005 and onwards. In this international setting, Denmark, a small state with strong maritime interests and tradition, experienced a … Continue reading

NATO’s fight against Somali pirates: the end of an unsung success story

  • 21st December 2016
  • by Christian Bueger
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Last week operation ‘Ocean Shield’ terminated ending NATO’s six year mission to protect the sea lanes of Western Indian Ocean. Will the world miss the operation? Most likely not. Ocean Shields was one of the so-called “big three” missions fighting … Continue reading

Maritime Crime in Nigeria and Waters Beyond: A New Dataset, 2009 to 2013

  • 12th April 2016
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Lisa Otto, Coventry University In a recent article published in Africa Insight, Lisa Otto puts forward the findings from her analysis of a five-year dataset for maritime crime that she collected and collated for the period 2009 to 2013. Analysis of … Continue reading

What Future for the Contact Group on Somali Piracy? Options for Reform

  • 2nd March 2016
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2016 marks the beginning of the transition of the counter-piracy response in the Horn of Africa. Many states have already significantly reduced their involvement in counter-piracy. Recent revisions of the counter-piracy architecture raise the question of what the future holds … Continue reading

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