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Reexamining the Gulf of Guinea: Fewer Attacks, Better Pirates
By James M. Bridger, Along with the release of the International Maritime Bureau (IMB)’s 2012 piracy report come the onslaught of analysts seeking to
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Typhon is Not a Private Navy
By John A C Cartner, Special to Piracy Daily Navy sounds sexy. Private navy sounds ultra-sexy. Typhon says it has one. Typhon does not. A private vessel
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Piracy
Typhon’s Private Navy: A Game-Changer or a New Maritime Counter-Piracy Maginot Line?
By Martin Edwin Andersen The announcement earlier this month that a British company, Typhon, is creating a private navy to protect commercial clients from
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Jones Act Uncertainty Looms Offshore in 2013
By Jeanne M. Grasso & Jonathan K. Waldron All was relatively tranquil offshore in 2011–2012 with respect to Jones Act issues. Activities offshore had
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Piracy
Pirate Horizons in the Gulf of Guinea
By James M. Bridger It was proclaimed in 2012 that the Somali pirate business model had been broken by a combination of coordinated naval patrols, heightened
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