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Waves of progress : a bibliometric analysis of the current status and emerging trends in maritime security research

Yu, Mingqi; Wang, Shufang; Guo, Xinchang - 2025

Maritime security is a crucial aspect of national security. In recent years, it has become a vital factor in safeguarding maritime rights and interests, developing maritime power, and strengthening global ocean governance. This paper aims to review the current status and research hotspots of...

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Dangerous waters : the economic toll of piracy on maritime shipping

Molina, Renato; Villaseñor-Derbez, Juan Carlos; … - 2024

Maritime transport has been historically susceptible to piracy. While broad assessments suggest the impact of modern piracy causes large economic losses, the literature lacks quantification of the magnitude of the costs and the behavioral responses that underpin them. Here, we combine theory and...

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Hostis humani generis : pirates and global maritime commerce

Galgano, Francis A. - 2024

Maritime piracy is a pressing global economic and security challenge, posing significant threats to international shipping and global trade. Contemporary piracy is intrinsically linked to matters of governance and economic marginalization fostered by the globalization of the world economy. The...

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The beauty of uncertainty : the rise of insurance contracts and markets in medieval Europe

Botticini, Maristella; Buri, Pietro; Marinacci, Massimo - 2023

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Entering dangerous territory : why corporate investment is sometimes attracted to institutional voids

Desai, Vinit M. - 2025

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Maritime piracy and armed robbery analysis in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore through the utilization of natural language processing

Fahreza, Muhammad I.; Hirata, Enna - 2025

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An examination of the pirate cycle theory : insights from modern piracy dynamics

Soğancilar, Nusret; Sarihan, Ahmed Yusuf - 2025

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Appendix 2. Pirates of the Caribbean Movies

Kohn, Pelin; Urick, Michael J. - 2025

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Appendix 1. Pirates of the Caribbean Characters

Kohn, Pelin; Urick, Michael J. - 2025

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Hackers, Pirates, and Privateers

Phillips, Peter J.; Pohl, Gabriela - 2022

There have been calls to treat hackers as pirates and to enlist private companies as ‘privateers’ with the legal power to upend hacking operations. This led us to consider what our experience with maritime piracy can teach us about hackers and computer security. We found much of value in the...

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Delineating the relationship between maritime insecurity and COVID-19 pandemic on West African maritime trade

Sackey, Anthony Djaba; Lomotey, Bernard; Sackey, … - 2022

In this paper, three steps are made. First, an effort is made to show a consequential effect of maritime insecurity on seafarers and marine professionals; they are at risk of a complicated string of processes that impact their lives. Second, there is the risk to the environment and property....

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Rocking the boat : the socio-economic impact of maritime threats in the Western Indian Ocean

2022

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Where has the rum gone? : the impact of maritime piracy on trade and transport

Sandkamp, Alexander-Nikolai; Stamer, Vincent; Yang, Shuyao - 2022

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Settling Lawsuits with Pirates

Hua, Xinyu; Spier, Kathryn E. - 2022

A firm licenses a product to overlapping generations of heterogeneous consumers. Consumers may purchase the product, pirate/steal it, or forego it. Higher consumer types enjoy higher gross benefits and are caught stealing at a higher rate. The firm may commit to an out-of-court settlement policy...

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A safety risk assessment for ship boarding parties from fuzzy Bayesian networks perspective

Turna, İdris - 2024

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Le port de Djibouti : de l'insécurité maritime à la logique de marché

Miganeh Hadi, Ali - 2024

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A Bayesian network-based TOPSIS framework to dynamically control the risk of maritime piracy

Fan, Hanwen; Jing, Lu; Chang, Zheng; Ji, Yuan - 2024

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Delayed Creative Destruction : How Uncertainty Shapes Corporate Assets

Campello, Murillo; Kankanhalli, Gaurav; Kim, Hyunseob - 2021

We show how uncertainty shapes the asset allocation, composition, productivity, and value of capital-intensive firms. We do so using detailed, near-universal data on shipping firms' new orders, secondary-market transactions, and demolition of ships. Firms curtail both the acquisition and...

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Delayed Creative Destruction : How Uncertainty Shapes Corporate Assets

Campello, Murillo; Kankanhalli, Gaurav; Kim, Hyunseob - 2021

Book / Working Paper

Jha, Amit Kumar; Rajan, Priyanka - 2023

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6 Intangibles, Piracy, and Shapeshifters

Docters, Rob; Gieskes, Hans - 2023

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Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of vodka : the governance of the Russian ushkuiniki pirates

Maltsev, Vladimir Vladimirovich - 2022

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Against a Uniform Definition of Maritime Piracy

Kao, M. Bob - 2019

Many scholars argue that a major obstacle to eradicating the global problem of maritime piracy is the lack of a uniform definition of piracy. Their chief concern is that without a uniform definition, it is difficult to formulate responses on a systemic and global level. This article contends...

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Competition and Piracy

Day, Gregory - 2018

Intellectual property (IP) infringement has been characterized by over two hundred years of judicial opinions and scholarly writings as an antisocial behavior akin to theft and trespassing. Modern IP laws are faithful to this approach, punishing those who willfully infringe upon patent rights...

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Pirates of the Mediterranean : an empirical investigation of bargaining with asymmetric information

Ambrus, Attila; Chaney, Eric; Salitskiy, Igor - 2018

We investigate the effect of delay on prices in bargaining situations using a data set containing thousands of captives ransomed from Barbary pirates between 1575 and 1692. Plausibly exogenous variation in the delay in ransoming provides ev- idence that negotiating delays decreased the size of...

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A mathematical programming model to promote international cooperation in defence missions against pirate attacks on merchant ship routes : the Gulf of Aden case study

Brignardello, Monica; Sciomachen, Anna - 2020

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Public Versus Private Protection Against Crime : The Case of Somali Piracy

Do, Quy-Toan - 2018

This paper analyzes the rise and demise of piracy off the coast of Somalia to highlight the interplay between public and private crime protection measures. Using unique data on attacks, hijacks, and ransoms, the authors estimate a structural model of Somali piracy to calculate the elasticity of...

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Maritime security guidelines : a study of Swedish ports' perceived barriers to compliance

Ringsberg, Anders Henrik; Cole, Sebastian - 2020

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Reconciling international priorities with local needs : Denmark as a new security actor in the Gulf of Guinea

Larsen, Jessica; Nissen, Christine - 2018

In December 2018, Denmark published a new priority paper guiding its future engagement in the Gulf of Guinea to combat piracy and other types of maritime crime. Against such background, this DIIS report presents the main challenges to maritime security in the region and maps the actors and...

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Where has the Rum gone? : firms' choice of transport mode under the threat of maritime piracy

Sandkamp, Alexander-Nikolai; Yang, Shuyao - 2018

Despite a general agreement that piracy poses a significant threat to maritime shipping, empirical evidence regarding its economic consequences remains scarce. This paper takes a step towards filling the gap by combining firm-level Chinese customs data with information on pirate attacks to...

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Private security, maritime piracy and the provision of international public safety

DeAngelo, Gregory; Smith, Taylor Leland - 2020

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Evolutionary Trends in Maritime Piracy : A Possible Assessment of Eco-Activists' Conduct

Dominelli, Stefano - 2017

Ever since its ‘birth', the conduct of piracy has shown a natural tendency to evolve, to change, and – under a legal perspective – to test and challenge traditional legal frameworks. Currently, one of the main issues is the correct legal qualification of ‘eco-protesters', who oppose...

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The analysis of maritime piracy occurred in Southeast Asia by using Bayesian network

Jiang, Meizhi; Jing, Lu - 2020

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Responding to Oberholzer-Gee & Strumpf’s Attempted Defense of Their Piracy Paper

Liebowitz, Stan J. - 2017

Felix Oberholzer-Gee and Koleman Strumpf recently responded to some of my negative assessments of their influential 2007 piracy article. In this article I analyze their responses to my assessments. Several of their responses have the appearance of being plausible if they are read without...

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La piraterie maritime : faits stylisés et mécanismes économiques

Sousa, José de; Mercier, Marion - 2020

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From pirate ports to special economic zones : violence, regulation and port-making in the Somali penninsula

Dua, Jatin - 2017

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Preventing commercial piracy when consumers are loss averse

Martínez Sánchez, Francisco - 2020

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Maritime piracy and international trade

Robitaille, Marie-Claire - 2020

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Learning from Danish counter-piracy off the coast of Somalia

Larsen, Jessica; Nissen, Christine - 2017

Since the mid-2000s, piracy off the coast of Somalia has posed a serious threat to international shipping and the safety of seafarers. As a seafaring nation, combating Somali piracy quickly became an important security and foreign policy priority for Denmark. This report documents Denmark's...

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Pirates : the young and the jobless : the effect of youth bulges and youth labor market integration on maritime piracy

Gries, Thomas; Redlin, Margarete - 2019

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Englishmen at sea : labor and the nation at the dawn of empire, 1570-1630

Hubbard, Eleanor - 2021

"Drawing on a wealth of understudied sources, historian Eleanor Hubbard explores the labor conflicts behind the rise of the English maritime empire. Freewheeling Elizabethan privateering attracted thousands of young men to the sea, where they acquired valuable skills and a reputation for...

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Piracy in Contemporary National and International Law

Dubner, Barry - 2016

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Bergische Waren und englische Kaperer : der Einfluss der Kontinentalsperre auf die Wirtschaftsentwicklung Westdeutschlands

Banken, Ralf - 2019

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Limiting end-user piracy : the role of private and public anti-piracy measure

Lu, Yuanzhu; Poddar, Sougata - 2019

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Maritime Piracy : Learning by Doing? Evidence from Cross-Regional Panel Data 1996-2011

Luinaud, Mathieu - 2016

In this paper, I look at the possibility that sea pirates increase their performance over time. I consider three main determinants of performance as far as maritime piracy is concerned: The distance of the attacks which highly depends on the material and financial capacity of pirates, the...

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India's Maritime Security Perspective

Singh, Anup - 2016

This paper offers India's perspective on maritime security. The Indian Ocean is unique in comparison to the other oceans, as it only has access by ‘choke points'. This poses traditional threats, such as trade and challenges to territorial integrity. The author acknowledges that India's...

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Modern maritime piracy: countermeasures and preventive actions by the Greek ccean (/deep sea) shipping industry

Bountri, Konstantina; Giziakis, Konstantinos - 2013

The evolution of the maritime Piracy phenomenon constitutes of a top-priority issue for the global maritime community. In this work, the phenomenon of Modern Maritime Piracy as well as the analysis of current countermeasures and deterring strategies of pirate attacks are investigated and their...

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Public Versus Private Protection Against Crime : The Case of Somali Piracy

Do, Quy-Toan; Ma, Lin; Ruiz, Claudia - 2016

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Exploring the economic motivation of maritime piracy

Tominaga, Yasutaka - 2018

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Maritime piracy in Southeast Asia : consequences on economic and political integration

Morabito, Giacomo; D'Aleo, Vittorio; Di Fatta, Davide; … - 2018

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PMAR, Piracy, Maritime Awareness & Risks : trial implementation under MASE

2015

During one year, from September 2014 to September 2015, the PMAR-MASE project has produced the real-time traffic picture of the reporting ships (that use the AIS or LRIT automatic position reporting system) over the entire Western Indian Ocean, and delivered it via a web viewer to two...

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