Who Will Rule the Waves? Geopolitical Threats to Maritime Infrastructure

ABSTRACT Adherence to global maritime rules is indispensable for the functioning of maritime operations and, as a result, the globalized economy. Though maritime rules and conventions have never seen perfect compliance, adherence is waning. A wide range of companies and even national governments openly violate maritime rules, and some even engage in aggression. That puts maritime activities and the ocean's health in jeopardy and threatens the maritime order itself.

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Journal of Critical Infrastructure Policy
Published
2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.1002/jci3.12033
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Maritime Security and History
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Who Will Rule the Waves? Geopolitical Threats to Maritime Infrastructure

Elisabeth Braw
Journal of Critical Infrastructure Policy
Maritime Security and History
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Who Will Rule the Waves? Geopolitical Threats to Maritime Infrastructure

Elisabeth Braw
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ABSTRACT Adherence to global maritime rules is indispensable for the functioning of maritime operations and, as a result, the globalized economy. Though maritime rules and conventions have never seen perfect compliance, adherence is waning. A wide range of companies and even national governments openly violate maritime rules, and some even engage in aggression. That puts maritime activities and the ocean's health in jeopardy and threatens the maritime order itself.

Journal of Critical Infrastructure PolicyVol. 6(1)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Maritime Security and History
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