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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Rethinking Ocean Diplomacy: The Geopolitics of Institutional Asymmetry and Adaptation continues Artur Victoria's published exploration of power, institutions and the ocean. Building on The Geopolitics of Institutional Asymmetry, The Invisible Ocean and Maritime Chokepoints, it turns towards a fundamental question: how do international commitments become effective action when authority, knowledge, resources and enforcement capabilities are distributed unequally?The book examines diplomacy beyond negotiations and signatures, following the institutional relationships through which agreements acquire practical meaning. Fisheries, seabed resources, submarine infrastructure, climate change and marine biodiversity reveal how cooperation depends on contributions that no single participant can command. A chapter on the BBNJ Agreement brings this inquiry into the emerging framework for protecting biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction.The author distinguishes insufficient capability from political refusal and commitments whose ambition falls short of their stated purposes. Adaptation consequently requires more than reform: it demands evidence, accountable decisions and an understanding of what institutions can change.Developed within the intellectual concerns of the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, this volume offers scholars, diplomats, institutional leaders and maritime practitioners a connected interpretation of ocean governance. It extends the author's earlier work by examining how geopolitical inequalities shape cooperation, implementation and the distribution of benefits across a shared ocean. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Global Maritime Chokepoints: Oceans, Trade and the Geopolitics of Power in the Twenty-First Century, written under supervision of the geopolitical expert Artur Victoria for the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, examines the narrow maritime passages upon which an extraordinary proportion of global trade, energy security and strategic mobility depends.Moving across the world's principal maritime gateways - from Gibraltar and the Turkish Straits to Suez, Bab El-Mandeb, Hormuz, Malacca and Panama-the book demonstrates how geography continues to shape international power despite the technological sophistication of the global economy. Particular attention is given to the Bering Strait as an emerging geopolitical chokepoint, where Arctic transformation may increasingly bring American, Russian and Chinese strategic interests into proximity.Rather than treating chokepoints simply as geographical features, Artur Victoria analyses them as spaces where commerce, naval power, sovereignty, infrastructure, security and political risk converge. Disruption in one narrow passage can generate consequences across distant markets and continents.The book ultimately reveals a central paradox of contemporary globalisation: while the world economy has become increasingly interconnected and geographically extensive, its maritime foundations remain concentrated in a remarkably small number of vulnerable passages. Understanding these gateways is therefore essential to understanding the geopolitics of twenty-first-century power. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Maritime Search and Rescue (SAR) represents one of the most demanding humanitarian activities undertaken by modern states, requiring the integration of logistics, advanced technology, highly trained personnel, specialized vessels, aircraft, and international cooperation. Unlike emergency response on land, maritime rescue operations are conducted in an environment characterized by immense geographical distances, dynamic meteorological conditions, limited infrastructure, and constant operational uncertainty. The success of any rescue mission depends not only upon the rapid deployment of resources but also upon effective planning, coordination, and logistical support capable of sustaining operations over extended periods and across vast oceanic spaces. This chapter examines the conceptual foundations of maritime rescue, exploring its historical development, operational principles, and strategic importance within contemporary maritime governance. It establishes the theoretical framework necessary for understanding the complex interaction between logistics, rescue assets, human resources, and international legal obligations that collectively define modern maritime search and rescue systems.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Maritime Search and Rescue (SAR) represents one of the most demanding humanitarian activities undertaken by modern states, requiring the integration of logistics, advanced technology, highly trained personnel, specialized vessels, aircraft, and international cooperation. Unlike emergency response on land, maritime rescue operations are conducted in an environment characterized by immense geographical distances, dynamic meteorological conditions, limited infrastructure, and constant operational uncertainty. The success of any rescue mission depends not only upon the rapid deployment of resources but also upon effective planning, coordination, and logistical support capable of sustaining operations over extended periods and across vast oceanic spaces. This chapter examines the conceptual foundations of maritime rescue, exploring its historical development, operational principles, and strategic importance within contemporary maritime governance. It establishes the theoretical framework necessary for understanding the complex interaction between logistics, rescue assets, human resources, and international legal obligations that collectively define modern maritime search and rescue systems. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Intelligent Ocean: A New Paradigm for Ocean Science, Governance and the Future of Humanity is a ground-breaking interdisciplinary work that proposes a new scientific framework for understanding the ocean in the twenty-first century. Developed by members of the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, an international research centre within SOAMAR Brasil operating across Portugal, Europe and the Portuguese-speaking world, the book brings together expertise in oceanography, Earth System Science, artificial intelligence, marine robotics, Digital Ocean Twins, geopolitics, governance, economics and ethics. It argues that the greatest challenge facing ocean science is no longer the collection of data, but the transformation of unprecedented volumes of information into integrated knowledge capable of supporting informed decision-making, sustainable development and responsible stewardship of the marine environment.More than a scientific review, The Intelligent Ocean introduces the concept of Ocean Intelligence as an emerging interdisciplinary paradigm that redefines how humanity observes, understands and governs the ocean. The book culminates in the Unified Theory of Ocean Intelligence and presents a visionary Research Agenda for Ocean Intelligence (2025-2050), including one hundred grand research questions designed to inspire future scientific investigation and international collaboration. Combining rigorous scholarship with strategic vision, this work is intended for researchers, universities, policymakers, maritime institutions and international organisations, establishing itself as a foundational reference for an emerging scientific discipline and a significant contribution to the future of ocean science and global ocean governance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Intelligent Ocean: A New Paradigm for Ocean Science, Governance and the Future of Humanity is a ground-breaking interdisciplinary work that proposes a new scientific framework for understanding the ocean in the twenty-first century. Developed by members of the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, an international research centre within SOAMAR Brasil operating across Portugal, Europe and the Portuguese-speaking world, the book brings together expertise in oceanography, Earth System Science, artificial intelligence, marine robotics, Digital Ocean Twins, geopolitics, governance, economics and ethics. It argues that the greatest challenge facing ocean science is no longer the collection of data, but the transformation of unprecedented volumes of information into integrated knowledge capable of supporting informed decision-making, sustainable development and responsible stewardship of the marine environment.More than a scientific review, The Intelligent Ocean introduces the concept of Ocean Intelligence as an emerging interdisciplinary paradigm that redefines how humanity observes, understands and governs the ocean. The book culminates in the Unified Theory of Ocean Intelligence and presents a visionary Research Agenda for Ocean Intelligence (2025-2050), including one hundred grand research questions designed to inspire future scientific investigation and international collaboration. Combining rigorous scholarship with strategic vision, this work is intended for researchers, universities, policymakers, maritime institutions and international organisations, establishing itself as a foundational reference for an emerging scientific discipline and a significant contribution to the future of ocean science and global ocean governance.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Rethinking Ocean Diplomacy: The Geopolitics of Institutional Asymmetry and Adaptation continues Artur Victoria's published exploration of power, institutions and the ocean. Building on The Geopolitics of Institutional Asymmetry, The Invisible Ocean and Maritime Chokepoints, it turns towards a fundamental question: how do international commitments become effective action when authority, knowledge, resources and enforcement capabilities are distributed unequally?The book examines diplomacy beyond negotiations and signatures, following the institutional relationships through which agreements acquire practical meaning. Fisheries, seabed resources, submarine infrastructure, climate change and marine biodiversity reveal how cooperation depends on contributions that no single participant can command. A chapter on the BBNJ Agreement brings this inquiry into the emerging framework for protecting biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction.The author distinguishes insufficient capability from political refusal and commitments whose ambition falls short of their stated purposes. Adaptation consequently requires more than reform: it demands evidence, accountable decisions and an understanding of what institutions can change.Developed within the intellectual concerns of the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, this volume offers scholars, diplomats, institutional leaders and maritime practitioners a connected interpretation of ocean governance. It extends the author's earlier work by examining how geopolitical inequalities shape cooperation, implementation and the distribution of benefits across a shared ocean. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Global Maritime Chokepoints: Oceans, Trade and the Geopolitics of Power in the Twenty-First Century, written under supervision of the geopolitical expert Artur Victoria for the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, examines the narrow maritime passages upon which an extraordinary proportion of global trade, energy security and strategic mobility depends.Moving across the world's principal maritime gateways - from Gibraltar and the Turkish Straits to Suez, Bab El-Mandeb, Hormuz, Malacca and Panama-the book demonstrates how geography continues to shape international power despite the technological sophistication of the global economy. Particular attention is given to the Bering Strait as an emerging geopolitical chokepoint, where Arctic transformation may increasingly bring American, Russian and Chinese strategic interests into proximity.Rather than treating chokepoints simply as geographical features, Artur Victoria analyses them as spaces where commerce, naval power, sovereignty, infrastructure, security and political risk converge. Disruption in one narrow passage can generate consequences across distant markets and continents.The book ultimately reveals a central paradox of contemporary globalisation: while the world economy has become increasingly interconnected and geographically extensive, its maritime foundations remain concentrated in a remarkably small number of vulnerable passages. Understanding these gateways is therefore essential to understanding the geopolitics of twenty-first-century power. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Global Maritime Chokepoints: Oceans, Trade and the Geopolitics of Power in the Twenty-First Century, written under supervision of the geopolitical expert Artur Victoria for the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, examines the narrow maritime passages upon which an extraordinary proportion of global trade, energy security and strategic mobility depends.Moving across the world's principal maritime gateways - from Gibraltar and the Turkish Straits to Suez, Bab El-Mandeb, Hormuz, Malacca and Panama-the book demonstrates how geography continues to shape international power despite the technological sophistication of the global economy. Particular attention is given to the Bering Strait as an emerging geopolitical chokepoint, where Arctic transformation may increasingly bring American, Russian and Chinese strategic interests into proximity.Rather than treating chokepoints simply as geographical features, Artur Victoria analyses them as spaces where commerce, naval power, sovereignty, infrastructure, security and political risk converge. Disruption in one narrow passage can generate consequences across distant markets and continents.The book ultimately reveals a central paradox of contemporary globalisation: while the world economy has become increasingly interconnected and geographically extensive, its maritime foundations remain concentrated in a remarkably small number of vulnerable passages. Understanding these gateways is therefore essential to understanding the geopolitics of twenty-first-century power. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Disappearance of Air France Flight AF447 | Ocean Geopolitics Centre | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ocean Geopolitics Centre | EAN 9798235225589 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Intelligent Ocean | Ocean Geopolitics Centre | Taschenbuch | Education | Englisch | 2026 | Ocean Geopolitics Centre | EAN 9798235996724 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Global Maritime Chokepoints: Oceans, Trade and the Geopolitics of Power in the Twenty-First Century, written under supervision of the geopolitical expert Artur Victoria for the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, examines the narrow maritime passages upon which an extraordinary proportion of global trade, energy security and strategic mobility depends.Moving across the world's principal maritime gateways - from Gibraltar and the Turkish Straits to Suez, Bab El-Mandeb, Hormuz, Malacca and Panama-the book demonstrates how geography continues to shape international power despite the technological sophistication of the global economy. Particular attention is given to the Bering Strait as an emerging geopolitical chokepoint, where Arctic transformation may increasingly bring American, Russian and Chinese strategic interests into proximity.Rather than treating chokepoints simply as geographical features, Artur Victoria analyses them as spaces where commerce, naval power, sovereignty, infrastructure, security and political risk converge. Disruption in one narrow passage can generate consequences across distant markets and continents.The book ultimately reveals a central paradox of contemporary globalisation: while the world economy has become increasingly interconnected and geographically extensive, its maritime foundations remain concentrated in a remarkably small number of vulnerable passages. Understanding these gateways is therefore essential to understanding the geopolitics of twenty-first-century power. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Rethinking Ocean Diplomacy: The Geopolitics of Institutional Asymmetry and Adaptation continues Artur Victoria's published exploration of power, institutions and the ocean. Building on The Geopolitics of Institutional Asymmetry, The Invisible Ocean and Maritime Chokepoints, it turns towards a fundamental question: how do international commitments become effective action when authority, knowledge, resources and enforcement capabilities are distributed unequally?The book examines diplomacy beyond negotiations and signatures, following the institutional relationships through which agreements acquire practical meaning. Fisheries, seabed resources, submarine infrastructure, climate change and marine biodiversity reveal how cooperation depends on contributions that no single participant can command. A chapter on the BBNJ Agreement brings this inquiry into the emerging framework for protecting biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction.The author distinguishes insufficient capability from political refusal and commitments whose ambition falls short of their stated purposes. Adaptation consequently requires more than reform: it demands evidence, accountable decisions and an understanding of what institutions can change.Developed within the intellectual concerns of the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, this volume offers scholars, diplomats, institutional leaders and maritime practitioners a connected interpretation of ocean governance. It extends the author's earlier work by examining how geopolitical inequalities shape cooperation, implementation and the distribution of benefits across a shared ocean. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Rethinking Ocean Diplomacy: The Geopolitics of Institutional Asymmetry and Adaptation continues Artur Victoria's published exploration of power, institutions and the ocean. Building on The Geopolitics of Institutional Asymmetry, The Invisible Ocean and Maritime Chokepoints, it turns towards a fundamental question: how do international commitments become effective action when authority, knowledge, resources and enforcement capabilities are distributed unequally The book examines diplomacy beyond negotiations and signatures, following the institutional relationships through which agreements acquire practical meaning. Fisheries, seabed resources, submarine infrastructure, climate change and marine biodiversity reveal how cooperation depends on contributions that no single participant can command. A chapter on the BBNJ Agreement brings this inquiry into the emerging framework for protecting biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction.The author distinguishes insufficient capability from political refusal and commitments whose ambition falls short of their stated purposes. Adaptation consequently requires more than reform: it demands evidence, accountable decisions and an understanding of what institutions can change.Developed within the intellectual concerns of the Ocean Geopolitics Centre, this volume offers scholars, diplomats, institutional leaders and maritime practitioners a connected interpretation of ocean governance. It extends the author's earlier work by examining how geopolitical inequalities shape cooperation, implementation and the distribution of benefits across a shared ocean.…