Maritime Journal
Click on the below-mentioned link with our curative maritime journal list after choosing the topic of your interest for enhancing your knowledge.
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Safe port issues in the context of Chittagong Port – Ahmed Tanjil Ruhullah
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Commercial Risks Arising from Chartering Vessels -Dr. Evi Plomaritou
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The carrier’s liability for sub-carriers & the carrier’s liability – de edd.
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Carriage of goods by sea – from Hague to Rotterdam: safer waters – Denning Metuge
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Impact of the Rotterdam Rules on the Himalaya Clause: the port terminal operators’case -JASON CHUA
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The Rotterdam Rules A transport convention for the future? – Carlson Leung
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Containers: a conundrum or a concept – Pierre-Jean Bordahandy
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Multimodal Transport, Chapter-4, Contracts of Carriage II -Dan Malika Gunasekera
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Electronic Transport documents and shipping practice not yet a married couple-Ebbychris Matovu
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Certain legal aspects of electronic bills of lading – Willem van Boom
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THE CARRIER’S LIABILITY FOR SUB-CARRIERS AND THE SUB-CARRIER’S LIABILITY -de edd
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Commercial Risks Arising from Chartering Vessels – Dr. Evi Plomaritou
Through Maritime Journal we bring you the curative content of the most recommended maritime research papers and Maritime journals pertaining to – safe ports, charter parties, bill of lading, trade laws, commercial risks arising from chartering ships, carriers’ liabilities, sulfur regulations, Carriage of Goods by Sea, ship breaking, multi-modal transport, Electronic Chart Display, and Information System, Collision Regulations,
Notice of readiness, Rotterdam rules, Electronic transport documents, seafaring human resources, electronic bill of lading, world seaborne trade, slow steaming, security of release of arrested ships, etc.
In the Maritime Journal section, a broad range of scholarly articles and various research papers pertaining to different sections of the maritime field are compiled so that the readers may choose their topic of interest with utmost ease.
These sections will greatly assist the students who would like to pursue further research in the maritime field.
Mascot Maritime has compiled these articles with utmost care and the credit goes to the respective author of the articles.
A must-read ” for all maritime professionals !