Oil on water: tankers, pirates and the rise of China

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Maritime Security and History Global Energy Security and Policy International Maritime Law Issues

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* 1. Life Without Oil * 2. The Shift East * 3. The Great Voyage * 4. Securing the SLOCs * 5. Piracy: The Nebulous Threat * 6. The Criminalisation of Crews * 7. Flags of Convenience * 8. Green Shipping? * 9. The Politics of Pipelines * Conclusion: The Future of Moving Oil * Index

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