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Ruling the Waves The Political Economy of International Shipping


Year: 1987
Language: English
Author: Alan W. Cafruny
Genre: Naval Policy and History
Publisher: University of California Press
Edition: first
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 341
Description: "Ruling the Waves: The Political Economy of International Shipping" by Alan W. Cafruny explores the intricate relationship between political power and the international shipping industry. The book delves into how political factors, including regulations, economic policies, and international relations, shape the dynamics of global maritime trade. It examines historical and contemporary issues affecting shipping, such as the impact of political activism on labor practices and the role of international organizations in regulating the industry. The narrative highlights how political considerations often influence the operational strategies and technological advancements in shipping, underscoring the interplay between politics and economics in this critical sector.

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