IMO Assembly, Code of Practice for the Investigation of Crimes of Armed Robbery against Ships,
Resolution A 26/Res.1025 (18 January 2010)
International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Ship and Marine Technology-Guidelines for
Private Maritime Security Companies (PMSC) providing privately Contracted Armed Security
Personnel (PCASP) on board ships (and pro forma contract) (ISO/287000-1)
Jakobi AP (2013) Non state actors all around, the governance of cyber crime. In: Jakobi AP, Wolf
KD (eds) The transnational governance of violence and crime. Palgrave Macmillan, Hampshire
Jakobi AP (2016) Non-state actors and global crime governance: explaining the variance of publicprivate interaction. Br J Polit Int Rel 18(1):72–89
Jones S (2006) Maritime security: a practical guide. The Nautical Institute, London
Kao B (2016) Against a uniform definition of piracy. Marit Saf Secur J 3:1–20
Kirsten A, Stott N (2008) Controlling the transfer of arms: progress and challenges in the African
context. Int Secur Stud 159:1–16
Kontos A (2004) Private security guards: privatized force and state responsibility under international human rights law. Non-State Actors Int Law 4:199–238
Kopel DB, Gallant P, Eisen JD (2007) The human right of self defence. BYU J Public Law 22
(1):43–178
Krahmann E (2009) Private security companies and the state monopoly on violence: a case of norm
change? PRIF-Reports (No. 88), Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Kraska J (2015) Excessive coastal state jurisdictional control: shipboard armed security personnel.
In: Ringbom H (ed) Jurisdiction over ships: post UNCLOS developments in the law of the sea.
Brill Njihoff, Boston
Liss C (2007) The privatisation of maritime security-maritime security in Southeast Asia: between a
rock and a hard place. Murdoch University Working Paper No 14
Liss C (2011) Oceans of crime: maritime piracy and transnational security in Southeast Asia. ISEAS
Publishing
Liss C (2012) Commercial anti-piracy escorts in the Malacca Strait. In: Berube CG, Cullen P (eds)
Maritime private security: market responses to piracy, terrorism and waterborne security risks in
the 21st century. Routledge, Oxon
Liss C (2013) Private military and security companies in maritime security governance. In: Jakobi
AP, Wolf KD (eds) The transnational governance of violence and crime. Palgrave Macmillan,
Hampshire
Liss C (2014) The privatisation of maritime security in Southeast Asia: the impact on regional
security cooperation. Aust J Int Aff 68(2):194–209
Liss C (2015) (Re)Establishing control? Flag state regulation of antipiracy PMSCs. Ocean Dev Int
Law 46:84–97
Liss C (2017) Challenging sovereignty and state control of violence at sea? The operations of
private anti-piracy security providers. In: Gertheiss S et al (eds) Resistance and change in world
politics: international dissidence. Palgrave Macmillan
Liss C, Schneider P (2015) Regulating private maritime security providers. Ocean Dev Int Law
46:81–83
Liwång H (2017) Piracy off West Africa from 2010 to 2014: an analysis. WMU J Marit Aff
16:385–403
Liwång H, Sörenson K, Österman C (2015) Ship security challenges in high-risk areas: manageable
or insurmountable? WMU J Marit Aff 14:201–217
Marin J, Mudric M, Mikac R (2017) Private maritime security contractors and the use of lethal force
in maritime domain. In: Andreone G (ed) The future of the law of the sea: bridging gaps between
national, individual and common interests. Springer Open
McMahon L (2012) Eagle Bulk and Trident identified in pirate shooting video. https://lloydslist.
maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL032585/Eagle-Bulk-and-Trident-identified-in-pirateshooting-video
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Resolution A 26/Res.1025 (18 January 2010)
International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Ship and Marine Technology-Guidelines for
Private Maritime Security Companies (PMSC) providing privately Contracted Armed Security
Personnel (PCASP) on board ships (and pro forma contract) (ISO/287000-1)
Jakobi AP (2013) Non state actors all around, the governance of cyber crime. In: Jakobi AP, Wolf
KD (eds) The transnational governance of violence and crime. Palgrave Macmillan, Hampshire
Jakobi AP (2016) Non-state actors and global crime governance: explaining the variance of publicprivate interaction. Br J Polit Int Rel 18(1):72–89
Jones S (2006) Maritime security: a practical guide. The Nautical Institute, London
Kao B (2016) Against a uniform definition of piracy. Marit Saf Secur J 3:1–20
Kirsten A, Stott N (2008) Controlling the transfer of arms: progress and challenges in the African
context. Int Secur Stud 159:1–16
Kontos A (2004) Private security guards: privatized force and state responsibility under international human rights law. Non-State Actors Int Law 4:199–238
Kopel DB, Gallant P, Eisen JD (2007) The human right of self defence. BYU J Public Law 22
(1):43–178
Krahmann E (2009) Private security companies and the state monopoly on violence: a case of norm
change? PRIF-Reports (No. 88), Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Kraska J (2015) Excessive coastal state jurisdictional control: shipboard armed security personnel.
In: Ringbom H (ed) Jurisdiction over ships: post UNCLOS developments in the law of the sea.
Brill Njihoff, Boston
Liss C (2007) The privatisation of maritime security-maritime security in Southeast Asia: between a
rock and a hard place. Murdoch University Working Paper No 14
Liss C (2011) Oceans of crime: maritime piracy and transnational security in Southeast Asia. ISEAS
Publishing
Liss C (2012) Commercial anti-piracy escorts in the Malacca Strait. In: Berube CG, Cullen P (eds)
Maritime private security: market responses to piracy, terrorism and waterborne security risks in
the 21st century. Routledge, Oxon
Liss C (2013) Private military and security companies in maritime security governance. In: Jakobi
AP, Wolf KD (eds) The transnational governance of violence and crime. Palgrave Macmillan,
Hampshire
Liss C (2014) The privatisation of maritime security in Southeast Asia: the impact on regional
security cooperation. Aust J Int Aff 68(2):194–209
Liss C (2015) (Re)Establishing control? Flag state regulation of antipiracy PMSCs. Ocean Dev Int
Law 46:84–97
Liss C (2017) Challenging sovereignty and state control of violence at sea? The operations of
private anti-piracy security providers. In: Gertheiss S et al (eds) Resistance and change in world
politics: international dissidence. Palgrave Macmillan
Liss C, Schneider P (2015) Regulating private maritime security providers. Ocean Dev Int Law
46:81–83
Liwång H (2017) Piracy off West Africa from 2010 to 2014: an analysis. WMU J Marit Aff
16:385–403
Liwång H, Sörenson K, Österman C (2015) Ship security challenges in high-risk areas: manageable
or insurmountable? WMU J Marit Aff 14:201–217
Marin J, Mudric M, Mikac R (2017) Private maritime security contractors and the use of lethal force
in maritime domain. In: Andreone G (ed) The future of the law of the sea: bridging gaps between
national, individual and common interests. Springer Open
McMahon L (2012) Eagle Bulk and Trident identified in pirate shooting video. https://lloydslist.
maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL032585/Eagle-Bulk-and-Trident-identified-in-pirateshooting-video
204
O. A. Eruaga