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A Policy Impact Evaluation Of The Regional Cooperation Agreement On Combating Piracy And Armed Robbery Against Ships In Asia, Surendra Kumar Karwasara

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Critical Evaluation Of The Compliance Level Of Cabotage Act In Nigeria, Grace Kingsley Okike

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Threats And Challenges To Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (Mass) : Role Of Law Enforcement Agencies, Muhammad Adil Bajwa

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Oversight Of Recognized Organizations : Understanding Flag States Practices, Choilio Sanogo

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Fraudulent Registration Of Vessels Under Tanzanian Flag : A Policy Or Legislation Constraint, Raniel Elisante Swai

World Maritime University Dissertations

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A Study On The Legal Status And Responsibilities Of The Master In Autonomous Vessels : The Case Of General Remote Operators, Minchol Ji

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Qualification Of Port State Control Inspectors In Nigeria : A Critical Analysis, Faith Chibuoge Azubike

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Analysing Risks In Naval Operations : The Case Of Visit, Board, Search And Seizure Operations In Cote D’Ivoire Navy, Djaiblond Dominique-Yohann Kouakou

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Interdiction Operations At Sea : A Critical Analysis Of Irregular Migration Beyond The Territorial Seas, Junya Otani

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Saudi Arabia And Regional Cooperation Agreements Against Transnational Maritime Crime : Recaap And Dcoc In Perspective, Feras Alsulaiman

World Maritime University Dissertations

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An Analysis Of The Challenges Hindering The Nigerian Cabotage Act, Abimbola Augustina Osemwegie

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Comparative Analysis Of The Legal Framework That Regulates The Port Concession Scheme In Colombia And Chile With Emphasis On The Regulatory Functions Of The Port Authority, Simdy Calderon, Reynaldo Rojas

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Legal Analysis Of National Law On Wrecks And Abandoned Ships In Turkish Waters Within The International Legal Framework, Safiye Tecen

World Maritime University Dissertations

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An Analysis Of The Need For A Pilot Civil Liability Restriction System In South Korea For Marine Safety, Jae Kun Lim

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Maritime Cargo Claims In Vietnam : Practical Issues And The Design Of A Virtual Consultancy Expert System Based On Artificial Intelligience To Assist Non-Lawyer Users, Thi Mai Phuong Pham, Thi Minh Hang Hoang

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Limitation Of Liability For Maritime Claims : A South African Perspective, Wandile Zondo

World Maritime University Dissertations

The dissertation is a study of the South African limitation of liability for maritime

claims regime in relation to the International conventions on the subject. South

Africa is not a party to the limitation of liability international conventions. South

African limitation legislation is considered and compared to the International

conventions on certain aspects.

Judicial perspectives of certain aspects in relation to the concept of limitation of

liability, like, inter alia, onus of proof, conduct barring limitation and forum

shopping are discussed. In the South African limitation regime, shipowners can

discharge the onus by proving an absence of fault or privity. …

Existing Conventions And Unmanned Ships - Need For Changes?, Tomotsugu Noma

World Maritime University Dissertations

Driven by ambitious technological developments in automation, statistical figures illustrating that up to ninety per cent of maritime accidents are caused directly or indirectly by Human Element and last but not least by the aspiration to make shipping cos-effective, there are numerous ongoing research and technological developments to realize unmanned ships. In the light of those recent developments this dissertation studies if there is a necessity for changes of existing conventions when introducing unmanned ships into the current maritime transportation system. ’Unmanned ships’ is new trend and there are a lot of ongoing projects. However, there are still many topics …

Assessment Of The Maritime Legislative Regulatory Framework Relating To The Jamaica Logistics Hub With Special Reference To Selected Contemporary Maritime Issues, Deniece Melissa Aiken

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Vietnam Towards The Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 : Benefits, Challenges And Reality, Nguyen Viet Hoang Son

World Maritime University Dissertations

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A Survey Of Judicial Standards For Imposing Liability On The Classification Societies : Potential Liability Under The Isps Code, Lufuno Albert Mudau

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Implementation Of The Maritime Labour Convention In Peru : Applications Met's Models To Optimize Implementation, Gustavo Livia Rosas

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Maritime Liens And Its Application : A Case Study Of Solomon Islands, Eric J. Teiniu

World Maritime University Dissertations

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A Study Of The Implications Of The Ballast Water Management Convention For Flag States, Kyong M. Kim

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Study On Major Legal Issues Of Carriage Of Dangerous Goods At Sea, Qi Shaojiang

World Maritime University Dissertations

This dissertation focuses on major legal issues of carriage of dangerous goods by sea. Due to the particular features and high risk of dangerous goods during the process of transportation, dangerous goods transportation by sea has always caught the public eye. Nowadays, due to technological development and increasing volume of dangerous goods trade, concerns relating to its legal issues have been seen as a critical matter in the ship-ping industry. This study discusses the present situation and the trend of maritime dangerous goods legislation first, and then, looks into the various definitions of dangerous goods in differ-ent conventions and regulations. …

The Ship Arrest Conventions Of 1952 And 1999 : International And Ukrainian Perspectives, Nadiya Isikova

World Maritime University Dissertations

The dissertation is an analytical study on international and Ukrainian perspective of the ship arrest, examining the rights and interests of claimants such as mortgagees and holders of maritime liens, but also those of shipowners and ship operators. The purpose of this research is to compare two Arrest Conventions of 1952 and 1999, taking into consideration their historical and theoretical development, problems of implementation and interpretation, differences in the list of individual maritime claims, procedures and rules regarding arrest, rearrest, release and counter security. The associated object is to carry out an assessment of the law of Ukraine on ship …

The Introduction Of Alien Aquatic Species By Ships In The Arctic : The Role Of The Polar Code And Other International Legal Instruments, Anne Bouyssou

World Maritime University Dissertations

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The Stcw Manila Amendments : Its Challenges To The Far East, Chong Ju. Chae

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Djibouti Code Of Conduct : An Instrument To Suppress Piracy In The Western Indian Ocean And The Gulf Of Aden, Dave Muli

World Maritime University Dissertations

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An Analysis Of The Implementation And Future Development Of Imo Goal-Based Standards, Peng Yue

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Limitation Of Liability Of Classification Societies, Young Min

World Maritime University Dissertations

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