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The Maritime Industry and the Peculiarity of Maritime Liens
2019The maritime industry and especially the shipping industry are for many reasons a special case when it comes to insolvency. Not only is the international character of shipping an inherent feature but the mobility of the main assets of most financially struggling shipping companies, the ship itself, presents a further complicating factor for the ...
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Diversity in maritime industry: womens’ role in maritime industry
2021The aim of this study is to highlight the diversity in Maritime Industry and to present the role of women in this industry. For better understanding and organization of thesis, the text has been divided in five chapters. In the first and introductory chapter there is a presentation of the meaning of HRM.
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Maritime Archaeology and Industry
2011This article establishes the link between maritime archaeology and the industry. Many countries have laws and acts that insist that underwater cultural heritage belongs to the state, with few rewards to the finder. It is argued that this approach discourages responsible private companies from even looking, while individuals are still clandestinely ...
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The Maritime Engineering Education:meeting industry demands [PDF]
Mercator, 2012 This article describes the outcome of a survey initiated by the Danish Maritime Fund (DMF).The survey resulted in a report that describes the engineering competencies requested by theDanish maritime industry. This is of interest since the desired competencies have changed inthe past one to two decades, where Denmark no longer has a considerable ship ...
Andersen, Ingrid Marie Vincent +2 more
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Burnout in the maritime industry
2023Today's intense business relationships put a great deal of stress on employees both physically and mentally. Various occupational groups and organizational structures are faced with important levels of stress due to the difficulties created by working conditions.
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Maritime Security: Consequences for the Maritime Transport Industry
Ocean Yearbook Online, 2005This paper describes how the problem of maritime security has become rather acute since the early 1980s. The alarming number of incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships obliged the member state of IMO to adopt in 1983 a resolution on “measures to prevent acts of piracy and armed robbery against ships.” Although measures were imposed, piracy ...
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Industrial Maritime Intelligence
This research proposes an innovative methodological framework, named the Maritime Industrial Signature Framework (MISF), designed for the identification, analysis, and assessment of actual maritime industrial capabilities through the use of open-source intelligence (OSINT). The primary research problem is the discrepancy between the declared and actualopenaire +1 more source
COMPLACENCY IN MARITIME INDUSTRY
2005The concept of Complacency as one of the factors leading to maritime casualties is defined and analysed in this paper. In that sense, this is an attempt to clearly define and contribute to a complete definition of human error, which is the main cause of most recent maritime casualties, by the meaning and determination of the influential area of the ...
Bielić, T, Glažar, D, Čišić, D.
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Legitimacy and Innovation. Looking into the Maritime Industry
This chapter focuses on the concept of legitimacy within the maritime industry, highlighting its pivotal role in shaping firm behaviors and innovation outcomes. Legitimacy is understood as the societal acceptance of a firm’s adherence to norms and values, which significantly influences strategic decisions and overall performance.Michele Acciaro +3 more
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Blockchain in Maritime Industries [PDF]
, 2021 Kringelum, Louise Brøns ; id_orcid 0000-0001-9011-4842 +7 more
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