Using a dataset of 3,404 acts of maritime piracy from 1996 to 2008, this paper investigates whether piracy is related to the economic development and socio-political status of countries where attacks occur.maritime piracy

François-charles Wolff

Pierre Cariou

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A longitudinal analysis of piracy in shipping

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