Theses/Dissertations from 2005
Forecasting the dry bulk freight market, Le Duc Thien. (Shipping Management, Vietnam.)
The analysis of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in Vietnam National Shipping Lines (VINALINES), Vu Thi Thuan. (Shipping Management, Vietnam.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2004
Smart cards as proof of seafarers' identity and certificate, Hamid Reza Akrami. (Maritime Administration, Iran.)
The logistics potential of the Aqaba Special Economic Zone as a regional gateway, Sufian Atalah Al-Muhaisen. (Shipping Management, Jordan.)
Impacts of automatic identification system on collision avoidance and the need for training, Junzhong Bao. (Maritime Education & Training, China.)
Balancing coastal state jurisdiction and international navigational rights : a vessel-source marine pollution perspective, Emmanuel Ndze Buh. (Maritime Administration, Cameroon.)
The lease as a financing vehicle in ship acquisition : legal implications and empirical evaluation of theory and practice, Ying Li. (Shipping Management, China.)
A comparative study of import transit corridors of landlocked countries in West Africa, Michael Achagwe Luguje. (Port Management, Ghana.)
A study on the preparation for the introduction of the dual purpose training system, Philip Mathews. (Maritime Education & Training, India.)
Complying with the new maritime security regime : towards a model maritime law enforcement approach, Donny Michael. (Maritime Administration, India.)
Cost comparison between the North-South Corridor [Northern Europe to the Persian Gulf] and the Suez Canal route, Masoud Mohsenpour. (Port Management, Iran.)
Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) : the management and monitoring of maritime traffic in light of the new technology of the Automatic Identification System (AIS), Ehab Ibrahim Othman. (Maritime Education & Training, Egypt.)
Maritime arbitration : a case study of Vietnamese law and practice, Nguyen Quang Anh. (Shipping Management, Vietnam.)
The integration of existing regulatory measures to develop an effective quality system for the maritime industry, Rafael Quiroz Vera. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, Bolivia.)
A selection and comparison of risk assessment methods and models to be used for the international ship and port facility security code, Fidel Eduardo Reyes Melendez. (Maritime Administration, Peru.)
Effective dual purpose training for competent seafarers and competitive shipping, Masahiro Sugimoto. (Maritime Education & Training, Japan.)
The emerging role of the classification society as an extension of the flag state administration, Rogelio Estrada Villanueva Jr.. (Maritime Administration, Philippines.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2003
The validity of oil spill combating methods : the decision making process : a critical study, Mohab Mahmoud Abou-Elkawam. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, Egypt.)
Impact of port efficiency and productivity on the economy of Bangladesh : a case study of Chittagong port, Halima Begum. (Port Management, Bangladesh.)
The shift of seafaring from traditional to emerging maritime states : an analysis of the trends, Jabeth Sena Jepath A. Dacanay. (Maritime Administration, Philippines.)
A study of the application of utmost good faith principle under the English Marine Insurance law : legal review and practical solutions, Rahman Fajriyansah. (Maritime Administration, Indonesia.)
Implementation of the code for the investigation of marine casualties and incidents : a critical analysis, Kevin Thomas Ghirxi. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, Malta.)
The ISM Code implementation and its effects on maritime claims, Lankadhar M. Golapalli. (Shipping Management, India.)
Analysis of the optimisation of berth allocation : berth allocation with an external terminal facility, H.J.K.U. Kumara. (Port Management, Sri Lanka.)
Addressing major maritime security issues of global, regional and national significances : law and policy implications in the context of China, Yingping Li. (Maritime Administration, China.)
The role and responsibility of minor stakeholders in the elimination of substandard shipping : a critical analysis, Wayne A. Mykoo. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, Jamaica.)
Conflicting territorial claims in the South China Sea, Jean Ver Pugal Pia. (Maritime Administration, Philippines.)
A model for measuring quality of port services in a container terminal, Ali Akbar Safaei. (Port Management, Iran.)
Maritime security-terrorism threat to shipping, ports and oil fields, Chandra Mouli Srivastava. (Shipping Management, India.)
Marine oil pollution legislation for the Gulf of Guinea, Aka Aloysius Tazi. (Maritime Administration, Cameroon.)
Maritime and port facility security : an analysis of threats from international terrorism, Peter Thuo. (Maritime Administration, Kenya.)
The internationalization, unilateralism and regionalization of maritime safety and protection of the marine environment : a comparative study, Janeta Toma. (Maritime Administration, Romania.)
Environmental impact assessment of oil and gas exploration and production in the Gulf of Mexico, Ricardo Eliseo Valdes Cerda. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, Mexico.)
Recognizing and implementing training onboard : implications for promoting a safety culture at sea, Conghua Xue. (Maritime Education & Training, China.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2002
New challenges for a regional maritime organization in the face of globalization and liberalization . a case study of MOWCA [Maritime Organization of West and Central Africa], Gbaka Barthelemy Blede. (Shipping Management,
A study of ship scrapping economics, environmental problems in South Asia and solutions, Pradeep Chhabra. (Shipping Management, India.)
Maritime safety and environmental protection organizational issues : Senegal, a case study, Amadou Khouredia Diop. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, Senegal.)
Effective cargo and vehicle storage in distribution centers : a case study of Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP), Samuel Alphonse Kwame Etsibah. (Port Management, Ghana.)
Cooperation between coastal states and user states in the Malacca and Singapore straits under article 43 of the UNCLOS 1982 [United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea] : cost burden sharing and possible solutions for the establishment of a funding mechanism, Ryoji Hayashi. (Maritime Administration, Japan.)
Computer based training : a global survey of current developments and its application to maritime education and training, Hesham M. Helal. (Maritime Education & Training, Egypt.)
Ship manning and safety : problems in the recruitment, selection and retention of seafarers : a global view, Solomon Usman Jatau. (Maritime Education & Training, Nigeria.)
Comparing the pace of port institutional reforms in West and Central Africa to the rest of the world, Monica Adokarley Josiah. (Shipping Management, Ghana.)
Development and implementation of uniform safety standards for inland waterways vessels and non-convention craft in Africa : the case of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), Tasiyana Wisdom Tengananwo Kamanga. (Maritime Administration, Malawi.)
Optimising liquefied natural gas [LNG] supply chains : a case study for China, Yang Li. (Port Management, China.)
Application of Extensive Markup Language (XML) for shipping companies, Bala Vithoba Meshram. (Shipping Management, India.)
The shipboard office' : the role of IT and multi-media systems in managing engineering operations and maintenance onboard ship, Okechukwu Ebere Sylvanus Obara. (Maritime Education & Training, Nigeria.)
Web education management systems : an investigation of system needs and usage for total academic learning and management purposes in educational institutions, Johnson Oluwatoyin Olaiya. (Maritime Education & Training, Nigeria.)
The impact of competing interests and pressures on maritime administrations in aspiring maritime states : a critical analysis, David V. Robin. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.)
The role of the IMO in the maritime governance of terrorism, Lucio Javier Salonio. (Maritime Administration, Argentina.)
Indian port policy imperatives post privatisation, Sudhesh Kumar Shahi. (Port Management, India.)
Maritime security : issues and implications for maritime administration, Rajeev Kumar Sinha. (Maritime Administration, India.)
E-learning support to the onboard marine engineer : towards an integrated model, Unudurti Reddi Pantulu Sudhakar. (Maritime Education & Training, India.)
A 21st century perspective on Peru and the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, Pedro Nolasco Terry Guillen. (Maritime Administration, Peru.)
A 21st century perspective on Peru and the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea [UNCLOS III], Pedro Nolasco Terry Guillen. (Maritime Administration, Peru.)
A strategic study of the top 20 liners during the period, 1980-2001, Nguyen Dinh Tri. (Shipping Management, Vietnam.)
Multimedia tools for the creation of online learning materials : a critique, Victor Augustine Udosen. (Maritime Education & Training, Nigeria.)
Marine ecosystems and the role of marine protected areas as sustainable development strategies, Usen Asuquo Umana. (Maritime Administration, Nigeria.)
Improving the function of vessel traffic services in China through costs and benefits analysis, Dan Yang. (Maritime Administration, China.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2001
Valuation of port assets : impact on the financial performance of port and the national economy, Martison Ankobiah. (Port Management, Ghana.)
Computer assisted economic modelling for establishing value based tariffs., Lancelot Arnold. (Port Management, Saint Lucia.)
The cyberspace education revolution : what future for MET [Maritime Education and Training] institutions?, Ailing Chen. (Maritime Administration, China.)
Increased port productivity and its impact on the Jamaican economy : a case study of Kingston Terminal Operators Limited, Karen Joy Clarke. (Port Management, Jamaica.)
Port pricing in the era of privatization : a case study of Tema port, Esther Gyebi-Donkor. (Port Management, Ghana.)
The measurement of maritime policy impacts on Thai economy, Nakorn Indra-Payoong. (Shipping Management, Thailand.)
Moving to zero : the potential for improving environmental protection under the discharge regime of Annex I of MARPOL 73/78, Md. Shafiqul Islam. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, Bangladesh.)
Tanker accidents : double hull is not the only viable alternative, Mukkadayil Paily John. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, India.)
Chartering policies in the dry bulk market, Jie Liu. (Shipping Management, China.)
Identifying and reducing the involvement of human element in collisions at sea, Zhengjiang Liu. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, China.)
Ocean governance, Azfar Bin Mohamad Mustafar. (Maritime Administration & Environmental Protection, Malaysia.)
An evaluation of integrated coastal and ocean management as a means for sustainable development : a case study : the environmental and socio-economic impact of shrimp farming in Bangladesh, Ali Yusuf Muhammad Sultan Noor. (Maritime Administration, Bangladesh.)
Web based distance learning management systems, Kevin Okon Okonna. (Maritime Education & Training, Nigeria.)
Emerging trends in marine insurance : is there a trend towards demutualisation of mutual clubs?, Ramasamy Ravichandran. (Shipping Management, India.)
Analysis of the merits of application of the principles of new public management in the restructuring of the maritime administrations of the developing countries, Sanjay Vikram Singh. (Maritime Administration, India.)
Approaches to distance learning : an evaluation of current methodologies, technologies and operational costs as an alternative means of course delivery for developing country academies, Elgin O'Dwyer C. Swapp. (Maritime Education & Training, Jamaica.)
Comparative analysis for choosing a single gateway of seafreight in Scandinavia : a project for Schenker International, Van Vinh Thai. (Port Management, Vietnam.)
Risk-based approach to maritime safety, Hui Xie. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, China.)
Port state control : review and assessment, Shiming Xu. (General Maritime Administration & Environment Protection, China.)
Theses/Dissertations from 2000
Uruguay Naval Academy : an investigation into an expanded education role to satisfy the future demands of the maritime industry, Carlos Eduardo Abilliera Aris. (Maritime Education & Training, Uraguay.)
Towards a competitive setting for the Port of Aqaba in the new millennium, Salah Abu Afifeh. (Port Management, Jordan.)
The problem of recruitment and retention of qualified maritime educators in maritime academies in the developing countries : the case of Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, Joel Yoto Abutal. (Maritime Administration & Environmental Protection, Philippines.)
Women in the maritime industry : a review of female participation and their role in Maritime Education and Training in the 21st century, Hannah Aba Aggrey. (Maritime Education & Training, Ghana.)
Evaluation of port state control memorandums of understanding : lessons to be learnt in order to establish an effective PSC in West and Central Africa, Ould Mohamed Ahmedou. (General Maritime Administration & Environment Protection, Mauritania.)
Maritime administration in Eritrea : challenges and future prospects, Asmelash Ghebretensae Amanuel. (General Maritime Administration & Environment Protection, Eritrea.)
Comparative study on port privatisation : two ports under Port Authority of Thailand : Bangkok port and Laem Chabang port : case study, Noppadol Angkanupong. (Port Management, Thailand.)
Maritime safety and pollution prevention in Ghana : a review of implementation and enforcement of international conventions, Moses Kwadzo Beick-Baffour. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, Ghana.)
Proposals to transform the Port of Banjul into a transhipment and distribution centre with special emphasis on feedering, Ismaila Malang Bojang. (Port Management, Gambia, The.)
An investigation into the feasibility of introducing a marine engine simulator into the Algerian MET [Maritime Education and Training] system, Djelloul Bouras. (Maritime Education & Training, Algeria.)
Towards a better understanding and development of the Colombian shipping management policies, Leonardo Chaves Rodriguez. (Shipping Management, Colombia.)
An investigation into the current state of Chinese higher MET [Maritime Education and Training] in the light of new international legislation [and] with particular reference to STCW'95, Biwu Chen. (Maritime Education & Training, China.)
The financial statements and the process of decision making in shipping companies, Rolfi Manuel Chevalier Hernandez. (Shipping Management, Dominican Republic.)
Developing an effective mechanism of oil pollution management in the Niger Delta, Ja'afaru Labaran Daura. (Maritime Administration & Environmental Protection, Nigeria.)
Rate setting mechanism for the Philippine domestic shipping, Anicia Criselda Del Rosario-Toledo. (Shipping Management, Philippines.)
The development of container logistics in intermodal transport in South Africa : training in shipping, Makhubedu Donald. (Maritime Education & Training, South Africa.)
The enhanced enforcement of IMO [International Maritime Organization] conventions by the Vietnam Register, Tran Anh Duong. (Maritime Safety & Environmental Protection, Vietnam.)
Issues of safety in the Alaskan commercial fishing fleet : where do we go from here?, Jane Maria Eisemann. (Maritime Education & Training, United States.)
The next generation of container ships "Malacca-max" and alternative patterns of operation, Dawoud Elassy. (Shipping Management, Egypt.)
Action and compensable damage : the Civil Liability and Fund conventions in perspective, Judith Efundem Agbor Enaw. (Maritime Administration & Environmental Protection, Cameroon.)
Maritime education and training in Chile : an analysis of the current management system and proposal for its restructure, Luis Felipe Gracia Tapia. (Maritime Education & Training, Chile.)
Toward a viable coastal resource management strategy for Liberia : the formation of an autonomous integrated coastal resource management commission, Cyrus L. Gray Jr.. (Shipping Management, Liberia.)
Value added service strategy for Jakarta International Container Terminal : comparative study of value added services in the ports of Rotterdam, Malmo and Aarhus, Raja Oloan Saut Gurning. (Port Management, Indonesia.)