Policing Piracy 1: The International Picture, Politics and Strategies Post 1989

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2016

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This panel explored international responses and policing to modern day piracy and shiphijacking including incidents involving Somali and Malay pirates in the Gulf and Indian oceans.

Panel Witnesses included:

David Thomas, Merchant Shipmaster (retired)

Martin Morgan, Terra Firma Risk Management

Patrick Dowsett, Royal Naval Officer (retired)

Jason Lowther, Associate Professor, School of Law, Criminology and Government

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University of Plymouth in association with the Institute for Contemporary British History, King’s College, London. Event organised as part of the Annual ESRC Research Festival
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