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1. Steering Africa's blue economy: the role of international law and lessons for other maritime regions.

Author

Kraska, James, Nmehielle, Vincent, Oral, Nilufer, and Virdin, John

Subjects
Water resource management -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Methods, Sustainable development -- Analysis -- Methods, International law -- Influence, Maritime law -- Influence, Government regulation
Abstract

This panel was convened at 11:00 a.m., on Friday, April 1, 2016, by its moderator, Tafadzwa Pasipanodya of Foley Hoag LLP, who introduced the panelists: James Kraska of the U.S. [...]

Published
2016

3. The admiralty origins of law and economics.

Author

Harrington, Matthew P.

Subjects
Maritime law -- Influence, Law and economics -- History, United States v. Carroll Towing Co. (159 F.2d 169 (2d Cir. 1947))
Published
1998

8. FABC gains new owners: U.S.- flag containership operator firms position in reauthorized MSP program

Author

Gillis Chris

Subjects
First American Bulk Carrier Corp. -- Contracts, First American Bulk Carrier Corp. -- Management, Maritime law -- Influence, Maritime law -- Evaluation, Company business management, Contract agreement, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

First American Bulk Carrier Corp. makes headlines in the ocean shipping business, but the U.S.- flag containership operators emerged from the industry to announce a change in ownership. FABC's continued involvement in the US maritime security program (MSP) made the deal complex, as MSP require strict corporate citizenship to participate.

Published
2004

9. Marad: US maritime policy doesn't support int'l. trade

Subjects
United States. Maritime Administration -- Reports, Administrative agencies -- Reports, International trade -- Influence, Maritime law -- Influence, Maritime law -- Analysis, International trade, Business, general, Business, international
Abstract

United States maritime policy fails to adequately support U.S. participation in international trades and reforms are needed to address the situation, the Maritime Administration says in a new study. The [...]

Published
2009

10. Key House leader closely watching EU liner shift

Author

Bonney, Joseph

Subjects
Maritime law -- Interpretation and construction, Maritime law -- Influence, Transportation policy -- Influence, Business, general, Business, international, European Union -- Transportation policy
Abstract

BALTIMORE -- The chairman of the House Coast Guard and Transportation subcommittee said Congress will be watching closely to see whether the European Union's abolition of rate-setting conferences creates a [...]

Published
2008

11. Maritime act forcing Mittal to sell former ISG carriers

Author

Bennett, David

Subjects
Mittal Steel Company N.V. -- Management, Maritime law -- Influence, Steel industry -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

There has been little in the way to slow Dutch steelmaker Mittal Steel Co. NV since it completed the acquisition of Richfield-based International Steel Group in April. But an 89-year-old [...]

Published
2005

12. The Legal Loophole Pirates Used to Nab Captain Phillips

Subjects
Humanitarian aid -- Transportation, Maritime law -- Influence, Company legal issue, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

The Maersk Alabama incident is back in the news, thanks to a new Tom Hanks movie about the ship carrying U.N. food aid that was seized by pirates off Somalia [...]

Published
2013

13. Ups puts stamp on NVO politics

Author

Christopher

Subjects
Maritime law -- Evaluation, Maritime law -- Influence, Shipping industry -- Services, Shipping industry -- Management, Shipping industry -- Planning, Company business planning, Company business management, Business, Transportation industry, Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 1998
Abstract

The UPS Company petitioned the Federal Maritime Commission to allow its non-vessel-operating common carrier to enter confidential service contracts with shippers, a privilege reserved for vessel operators under the 1998 Ocean Shipping Reform Act.

Published
2004

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