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New report – Seven challenges of protecting subsea cables

  • 1st August 2022
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In June 2022, SafeSeas co-organized a workshop on subsea data cables as part of our work on this theme. The report summarizing the key findings is now out here. Our key argument is that the new awareness and the growing … Continue reading

SafeSeas submits joint evidence to ‘International Relations and Defence Committee’

  • 2nd December 2021
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SafeSeas submitted evidence to the UK’s House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee inquiry ‘UNCLOS: fit for purpose in the 21st century?’ The evidence can be downloaded here. The inquiry explored the extent to which the United Nations Convention … Continue reading

Policy brief – “Simplifying Complexities: Interagency Coordination in Ghana’s Maritime Security Governance”

  • 28th June 2021
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The Gulf of Guinea is a global hotspot for maritime insecurity. The recent surge in piratical attacks in the region, but also the spread of the menace into Ghana’s maritime domain has catapulted the subject of maritime security governance into … Continue reading

New SafeSeas & Stable Seas report: ‘What We Know About Maritime Illicit Trades’

  • 20th April 2021
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What We Know About Maritime Illicit Trades is the second in a series of reports as part of the Transnational Organized Crime at Sea: New Evidence for Better Responses project. The project is a collaboration between SafeSeas and the One … Continue reading

Book on Capacity Building for Maritime Security published

  • 13th October 2020
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How can countries step up their maritime security? How can they better tackle challenges, such as illegal fishing, marine piracy or smuggling? How can the international community better assist countries with weaker capacities? A major new book authored by the … Continue reading

SafeSeas publishes further analysis of Mauritius oil spill

  • 3rd September 2020
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What are the consequences of the oil spill in Mauritius for the regional maritime security agenda in the Western Indian Ocean. In a new commentary published by the Observer Research Foundation, Christian Bueger and Tim Edmunds discuss what kind of … Continue reading

SafeSeas researchers comment on Beirut explosion

  • 8th August 2020
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In the afternoon of August 4th, a major explosion in the port of Beirut killed over 100 people and left thousands wounded. Given the importance of the port for Lebanon’s economy, the consequences will be felt for years. SafeSeas researcher … Continue reading

Pragmatic spaces and the maritime security agenda

  • 24th July 2020
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The oceans are increasingly understood as a security space. Does the new maritime security agenda lead to new spatial configurations? This chapter introduces the concept of ‘pragmatic spaces’ to explore spatial configurations produced in responses to maritime security. Four exemplary … Continue reading

Blue Crime: Conceptualising Transnational Organised Crime at Sea.

  • 1st July 2020
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Transnational organised crime at sea is a growing international concern. However, and despite its importance, the concept remains uncertain and contested. Debate continues over the term itself, what illicit activities it incorporates and excludes, and how these can be meaningfully … Continue reading

Blue Crime: Conceptualising transnational organised crime at sea

  • 9th June 2020
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SafeSeas Directors Christian Bueger and Tim Edmunds have released a new working paper ‘Blue Crime: Conceptualising transnational organised crime at sea’. A pre-print of an article accepted at Marine Policy, the paper proposes the concept of blue crime and provides … Continue reading

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18 Aug

New Commentary: @c_bueger investigates the new contact group in the #WesternIndianOcean that replaced the #CGPCS on #piracy. He argues that the new format, @cgima_wio will become a sleeping beauty, since no one takes leadership.
https://www.safeseas.net/4-scenarios-for-new-contact-group/

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17 Aug

We are recruiting: 2 year post doc in our new #ocean infrastructure research group, led by @DrKimPeters and I, based @PolsciCph.
Apply here: https://jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabelige-stillinger/?show=156662

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15 Aug

The UK has published a new National Strategy for Maritime Security (NSMS). The NSMS comes at a critical time for the UK maritime sector. Maritime security is key to delivering the UK’s ambitions

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-maritime-security-strategy-to-target-latest-physical-and-cyber-threats

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