Theses/Dissertations from 2021
Assessing the effectiveness of community action on marine and coastal litter: case study through the prism of social media groups in a Maltese locality (Mellieha), Tessy Umbuwa Anjide. (Maritime Law & Policy, Nigeria.)
Analysis of marine plastic litter policies in Ghana, Perfect Ashai. (Maritime Law & Policy, Ghana.)
Qualification of port state control inspectors in Nigeria: a critical analysis, Faith Chibuoge Azubike. (Maritime Law & Policy, Nigeria.)
The efficiency of the flag state principle in open registries: case study : the Commonwealth of Dominca, Carlita Selicia Benjamin. (Maritime Law & Policy, Dominica.)
Regulating IUU fishing in Nigeria: a step towards discovering the untapped potentials of fisheries in Nigeria, Gabriel Chukwuemeka Chikelu. (Maritime Law & Policy, Nigeria.)
Law enforcement in relation to illegal unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in Sierra Leone, Mahmoud Papa Conteh. (Maritime Law & Policy, Sierra Leone.)
Maritime crime in Liberia waters, Robbin Lato George. (Maritime Law & Policy, Liberia.)
Implementation of the Casualty Investigation Code in Guatemala, Joaquín Antonio Juárez Arana. (Maritime Law & Policy, Guatemala.)
Maritime Labour Convention, 2006: challenges for implementation in regards to Title 5 Compliance and Enforcement in Fiji, Sheryne Rosalia Kanawale. (Maritime Law & Policy, Fiji.)
Analysis of ship registration in Tanzania in the light of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, Joan Damas Kayanda. (Maritime Law & Policy, Tanzania.)
Ship recycling in Ghana: an analysis of the implementation of the Hong Kong Convention, 2009, Nii Lantei Kumi-Bruce. (Maritime Law & Policy, Ghana.)
Challenges in the implementation of Africa’s Integrated Maritime Strategy (2050), Oluwafemi Sunday Kumuyi. (Maritime Law & Policy, Nigeria.)
Seafarers’ rights and the international law of pandemics: case study of three countries : flag state, port state and labour supplying states, Geraldine Mahwa Ndefung. (Maritime Law & Policy, Cameroon.)
Current situation and solutions in Vietnam's national legislation on fisheries subsidies to prevent illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, Tien Hoang Nguyen. (Maritime Law & Policy, Vietnam.)
Interdiction operations at sea: a critical analysis of irregular migration beyond the territorial seas, Junya Otani. (Maritime Law & Policy, Japan.)
Law and policy frameworks for mitigating corruption in the maritime industry: the case of port state control, Synclesia Wenia Pwatirah. (Maritime Law & Policy, Ghana.)
The implementation of the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code in Indonesia, Budi Santoso. (Maritime Law & Policy, Indonesia.)
Implementation of the ISPS Code: a case study on the Freeport of Monrovia and the Port of Buchanan, Fatu M. Shaw. (Maritime Law & Policy, Liberia.)
Towards enforcement mechanisms for payment of seafarers’ wages: international and Ukrainian perspective, Svitlana Shestova. (Maritime Law & Policy, Ukraine.)
The application of electronic certificates for ships in China: an ecosystem-based approach, Huanhuan Song. (Maritime Law & Policy, China.)
Freedom of the high seas: unlocking the landlocked state through ship registration : case study for Zimbabwe, Bryn Ticharwa. (Maritime Law & Policy, Zimbabwe.)
Maritime liens and their enforcement from international perspectives and lessons for Vietnam, Thi Anh Tho Tran. (Maritime Law & Policy, Vietnam.)
A critical analysis of implementation of MLC 2005 Regulation 2.2 in Nigeria, Muhammed Anyapa Yakubu. (Maritime Law & Policy, Nigeria.)
Identifying the applicable law and approach toward the Caspian Sea delimitation, Sedigheh Zarei. (Maritime Law & Policy, Iran.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
Analysis of flag state implementation of MARPOL by Saudi Arabia with reference to III Code, Mohammed Meshal M Almutairi. (Maritime Law & Policy, Saudi Arabia.)
Pushing the borders on cabotage : Indonesia’s Beyond Cabotage regime, Kristi Dwi Anita. (Maritime Law & Policy, Indonesia.)
Garbage from ship sources in Cameroon: the case of Marpol 1973/78 Annex V, Yvonne Ayamba Ayuk. (Maritime Law & Policy, Cameroon.)
An assessment of the impact of maritime (In)security in the Gulf of Guinea: special emphasis on Sao Tome and Principe, Paulo de Araújo Ribeiro De Ceita. (Maritime Law & Policy, Sao Tome and Principe.)
The implementation of IMO regulations concerning the reduction of sulphur emmission in developing countries : Tunisia as a case study, Anis Fayala. (Maritime Law & Policy, Tunisia.)
Cyber-security risks and liabilities in modern marine insurance., Thi Hong Hanh Hoang. (Maritime Law & Policy, Vietnam.)
The application of the new public service features to maritime administration : in case of Marine Department of Thailand and Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, Natchanok Kosaisuntorn. (Maritime Law & Policy, Thailand.)
The importance of maritime education and training within the secondary education system in South Africa, Paulos Mxolisi Kuhlase. (Maritime Law & Policy, South Africa.)
Accession to the Convention for the Control and Management of Ships’ Ballast Water and Sediments 2004 : the case of Vietnam, Long Viet Le. (Maritime Law & Policy, Vietnam.)
Rules of the road and the digital helmsman : an analytical review of the COLREG in the context of autonomous ships (Degree-iii), Akshaya Kumar Mahapatra. (Maritime Law & Policy, India.)
Analysis of the effectiveness of monitoring, control and surveillance measures : South Africa as a case study, Elsie M. Morake. (Maritime Law & Policy, South Africa.)
No longer lost in translation : South African admiralty and insolvency proceedings at a crossroads, Phiwe Ngcobo. (Maritime Law & Policy, South Africa.)
[An analysis of international law principles in state practice of bilateral transit treaties], Anujin Thi Hong Onon. (Maritime Law & Policy, Mongolia.)
A legal analysis of the implementation and enforcement of MARPOL Annex VI sulphur regulations in Georgia, Nino Pataraia. (Maritime Law & Policy, Georgia.)
Examining the implementation of the IMO's Search and Rescue (SAR) Convention in Liberia : prospects and challenges, John Emmett Quawah. (Maritime Law & Policy, Liberia.)
Analysis of the Tuvalu ship registry and the delegation of authority to recognised organizations, Andrew Puga Semeli. (Maritime Law & Policy, Tuvalu.)
Legal analysis on Cambodia regulation apply to ISPS Code, Chanveasna Teth. (Maritime Law & Policy, Cambodia.)
Agenda-setting at the IMO : perspectives on the threats of piracy and armed robbery against ships, Abraham Akwetey Teye. (Maritime Law & Policy, Ghana.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2019
Environmental regulation of emerging offshore oil and gas activities in Somalia, Abubakar Mohamud Abubakar. (Maritime Law & Policy, Somalia.)
Analysis of ship clearance in the Maldives: trade facilitation perspective, Zoona Ahmed. (Maritime Law & Policy, Maldives.)
Seafarers’ recruitment practice in the United Republic of Tanzania: Zanzibar as a case study, Yahya A.O. Albahsan. (Maritime Law & Policy, Zanzibar.)
Maritime casualty investigation in Jordan : current implementation of IMO standards and future development, Enas Nadi Al-mahariq. (Maritime Law & Policy, Jordan.)
Saudi Arabia and regional cooperation agreements against transnational maritime crime: ReCAAP and DCoC in perspective, Feras Alsulaiman. (Maritime Law & Policy, Saudi Arabia.)
Open registries and recognized organization: synergy or dysfunction, Lia Carolina Barroso Rojas. (Maritime Law & Policy, Panamá.)
Work in Fishing Convention, 2007: Thailand as a case study, Decha Chotepanitses. (Maritime Law & Policy, Thailand.)
Strengths and weaknesses of the legal strategies to combat sea piracy in Nigeria, Siraja Zamfara Ibrahim. (Maritime Law & Policy, Nigeria.)
Enhancing maritime safety in Cameroon through port state control : an analysis of impediments to adhesion to the Abuja MoU on PSC, Njobinkir Ida Ngo. (Maritime Law & Policy, Cameroon.)
The implementation of the International Convention for the Control and Management of Ships’ Ballast Water and Sediments, 2004 in China: challenges and prospects, Shuyan Ji. (Maritime Law & Policy, China.)
Strengthening seafarers’ rights for release and repatriation: piracy in the Gulf of Guinea, Rajinder Kumar. (Maritime Law & Policy, India.)
The implementation of the joint development of Greater Sunrise Special Regime under the 2018 Timor Sea maritime boundaries treaty between Timor-Leste and Australia, Melkiades Laot. (Maritime Law & Policy, Timor-Leste.)
The protection of the marine environment within the territorial seas and contiguous zone of India as part of salvage interventions, Pooran Chand Meena. (Maritime Law & Policy, India.)
Implementation of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006: Angola as a case study, Jandira Camilo Mendes. (Maritime Law & Policy, Angola.)
ROs, forgery, and fraud in the context of Honduran ship certificates, Angelica Dalida Meza. (Maritime Law & Policy, Honduras.)
Understanding the concept of limitation of liability per package/unit under a bill of lading contracts globally in general and in Ethiopia in particular, Melaku Mitiku. (Maritime Law & Policy, Ethiopia.)
A case study of the implementation and enforcement of MARPOL Annex VI sulphur regulations in Kenya, Annette Wangari Muriithi. (Maritime Law & Policy, Kenya.)
A study of national laws of Vietnam on compensation for ship-source oil pollution, Mai Thanh Truc Nguyen. (Maritime Law & Policy, Vietnam.)
Challenges for the ratification of the Hong Kong Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships, 2009 in Indonesia, Monica Ajeng Oktaviany. (Maritime Law & Policy, Indonesia.)
An analysis of the challenges hindering the Nigerian cabotage act, Abimbola Augustina Osemwegie. (Maritime Law & Policy, Nigeria.)
Study on the reward and compensation policy for the engagement of social force in maritime search and rescue in China, Shanshan Qu. (Maritime Law & Policy, China.)
The implementation challenge of Nairobi Wreck Removal Convention and the related analysis within the existing Malaysian national law, Ahmad Zawawi Saharuddin. (Maritime Law & Policy, Malaysia.)
A critical analysis of ship registration system in the United Republic of Tanzania, Mohamed Malick Salum. (Maritime Law & Policy, Tanzania.)
Sustainably leveraging the blue economy through public private partnerships: a case study of Namibia’s port development, Carol Jaimy Schroeder. (Maritime Law & Policy, Namibia.)
Maritime autonomous surface ships: caught between the devil’s advocate and the deep blue sea, A.v.raghav Sharma. (Maritime Law & Policy, India.)
Legal analysis of national law on wrecks and abandoned ships in Turkish waters within the international legal framework, Safiye Tecen. (Maritime Law & Policy, Turkey.)
Towards ratification and implementation of ILO Work in Fishing Convention, 2007 in the Maldives, Hussain Zameel. (Maritime Law & Policy, Maldives.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Implementation and enforcement of the ISM Code in the Ethiopian Maritime Safety Administration, Lidya Kassahun Belete. (Maritime Law & Policy, Ethiopia.)
Electronic certificates for ships: a LOFTY (legal, operations, fraud, trust) analysis, Bridget Cosgrave. (Maritime Law & Policy, Ireland / Canada.)
Cyber-security and marine insurance, Davit Dadiani. (Maritime Law & Policy, Georgia.)
Switching paper to electronic bills of lading : legal perspective and reform options for Vietnam, Thi Mai Anh Doan. (Maritime Law & Policy, Vietnam.)
Challenges to the legal framework governing liability and compensation for oil pollution in the Caspian Sea: the case of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ramil Gasimov. (Maritime Law & Policy, Azerbaijan.)
A study on the definition of ship related seaborne oil transportation, Seokjin Kang. (Maritime Law & Policy, South Korea.)
The development of interagency cooperation amongst FRONTEX, EMSA and EFCA in the light of the european legislation and policy, Eleni Kelmali. (Maritime Law & Policy, Greece.)
Assessing the preparedness of stakeholders for the cabotage law in Ghana, Benjamin Logodam Panlogo. (Maritime Law & Policy, Ghana.)
A legal analysis related to the implementation of the national logistics strategy 2030 of Panama, Gustavo Adolfo Mejia Jovane. (Maritime Law & Policy, Panama.)
ILO Convention 185 on seafarers' identity document thirteen years after entering into force: analysing implementation challenges and future outlook, Vera Njeng Ntungwe. (Maritime Law & Policy, Cameroon.)
An analysis of the delegation of authority to the recognised organisations acting on behalf of the flag state: a case study on the Togolese flag, N'Hoboutoun Santa. (Maritime Law & Policy, Togo.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2017
The implementation of the United Nations on Sustainable Development Goals Number 14 concerning “conserve and sustainable use of the ocean, seas and marine resources for sustainable development” in Indonesia maritime regulation: the review on the law and policy applied in Indonesia concerning the coastal and maritime resources and protection, Namiraisir Endah Asmar. (Maritime Law & Policy, Indonesia.)
Kadeteng Marino under the Maritime Labor Convention, 2006: a study of minimum training and qualifications prior to shipboard training and the familiarity with onboard complaint procedures of Filipino Cadets, Ronnie Dalina Basco. (Maritime Law & Policy, Philippines.)
Maritime law enforcement in Nigeria: the challenges of combatting piracy and armed robbery at sea, Omovigho Cynthia Brume-Eruagbere. (Maritime Law & Policy, Nigeria.)
The regime of emergency arbitration in maritime and commercial dispute resolution, Mohamed Shawki Mohamed El Khadrawi. (Maritime Law & Policy, Egypt.)
An analysis on wreck related national laws of the Republic of Korea considering the Nairobi International Convention on the Removal of Wrecks, 2007, Byoung-yun Lee. (Maritime Law & Policy, South Korea.)
How do the compulsory dispute settlement procedures of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea deal with disputes concerning land sovereign issues?, Yuki Morimasa. (Maritime Law & Policy, Japan.)
Ensure freedom of navigation in disputed sea areas in the South China Sea under United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, 1982, Thi Minh Ngan Tran. (Maritime Law & Policy, Vietnam.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2016
The policy exploration of the South African exclusive economic zone /, Thulile Khanyile. (Maritime Law & Policy, South Africa.)
Liability and compensation due to transboundary pollution caused by offshore exploration and exploitation: IMO competence and development of guidelines, Sebastian Pizarro Klein. (Maritime Law & Policy, Chile.)
Mixed migration by sea: different perspectives and the solutions, Boitumelo Olga Mano. (Maritime Law & Policy, South Africa.)
An analysis of fisher practices and attitudes towards marine resource management and regulations in St. Kitts and Nevis /, Queeley Maritza. (Maritime Law & Policy, St. Kitts and Nevis.)
A proposal to regulate the international contract of logistics services door-to-door including a sea leg, Claudia Cristina Mesa. (Maritime Law & Policy, Colombia.)
Limitation of liability for Maritime Claims: a South African perspective, Wandile Zondo. (Maritime Law & Policy, South Africa.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2015
A legal analysis on the implementation and enforcement of fishery laws of the coastal state in its exclusive economic zone : a Philippine perspective, Fatima Aleli Angeles. (Maritime Law & Policy, Philippines.)
Completion of the restructuring of China's coast guard administration: challenges and opportunities, Wang Haozhe. (Maritime Law & Policy, China.)
The legal aspect relating to the offer of port service business by state owned companies outside the territory Indonesia, Adi Nurcahya. (Maritime Law & Policy, Indonesia.)
The implications of the implementation of part iii of the united nations convention on the law of the sea (UNCLOS) 1982 to the safety of navigation and marine environmental protection in the straits used for international navigation : The review of policy and cooperation, and future direction of the cooperative mechanism in the straits of Malacca and Singapore, Nanditya Darma Wardhana. (Maritime Law & Policy, Indonesia.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2014
Assessment of the maritime legislative regulatory framework relating to the Jamaica logistics hub with special reference to selected contemporary maritime issues, Deniece Melissa Aiken. (Maritime Law & Policy, Jamaica.)
The international tribunal for the law of the sea (ITLOS) : innovations and prospects in the international maritime disputes settlement system after more than fifteen years of effective practice, Ousmane Diouf. (Maritime Law & Policy, Senegal.)
A survey of judicial standards for imposing liability on the classification societies : potential liability under the ISPS Code, Lufuno Albert Mudau. (Maritime Law & Policy, South Africa.)
