Year: 2009 Language: english Author: Michael Lloyd Publisher: Witherby ISBN: 9781905331406 Format: PDF Quality: Unknown Pages count: 138 Description: This book takes examples from incidents likely to be encountered by any ship, of any registration and regardless of flag or administration. It details a wide range of incidents, including terrorism and navigation in ice, outlining the various rules and regulations that should underpin Masters’ decision making. The book is written in accessible language and offers clarification on maritime law. The book offers insight into both law and human negotiation, suggesting there is space for both in the maritime context. This is a concise guide to the relevant laws and regulations that a ship's Master is likely to encounter as they sail around the world. The book aims to explain the international application of maritime law, guiding Masters in their handling of shipping incidents in unfamiliar territory. Any Master should feel comfortable with, and better armed to deal with, most of the Maritime minefield he may encounter after reading it. It is the sort of book that should be left lying around the bridge for everyone to have a look at. Published Date: February 2009
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Language: english
Author: Michael Lloyd
Publisher: Witherby
ISBN: 9781905331406
Format: PDF
Quality: Unknown
Pages count: 138
Description: This book takes examples from incidents likely to be encountered by any ship, of any registration and regardless of flag or administration. It details a wide range of incidents, including terrorism and navigation in ice, outlining the various rules and regulations that should underpin Masters’ decision making. The book is written in accessible language and offers clarification on maritime law.
The book offers insight into both law and human negotiation, suggesting there is space for both in the maritime context.
This is a concise guide to the relevant laws and regulations that a ship's Master is likely to encounter as they sail around the world. The book aims to explain the international application of maritime law, guiding Masters in their handling of shipping incidents in unfamiliar territory.
Any Master should feel comfortable with, and better armed to deal with, most of the Maritime minefield he may encounter after reading it.
It is the sort of book that should be left lying around the bridge for everyone to have a look at.
Published Date: February 2009
The companion volume to "In Command"
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