United States
- IHS Capabilities
- Industry Solutions
-
Products & Services
-
IHS CERA
Leading strategy advisors to international energy companies, governments and financial institutions More
-
Standards & Regulations
IHS provides technical standards, codes & specifications plus the tools to manage critical data More
-
EHS&S Solutions
IHS helps companies meet their EHS&S goals with the most deployed enterprise software solution More
-
-
Current Insights
-
Current Insights
IHS covers global industry & economic insight and analysis to advance client business decisions More
-
- Events
- About
Events
Share | 
- Home
- Events
- WebCasts / Webinars
- Maritime Piracy: An Analysis Of Piracy and Counter-Piracy Tactics, Techniques & Procedures
Maritime Piracy: An Analysis Of Piracy and Counter-Piracy Tactics, Techniques & Procedures
Maritime piracy is reaching unprecedented levels, with 142 attacks reported worldwide in the first three months of 2011 – up 67 on the same period in 2010. Unsurprisingly, Somalia piracy accounted for 97 of the attacks so far this year.
This Jane's Intelligence Centre Online Seminar will address the growing complexity and scale of the maritime piracy problem, examining the current situation, exploring naval and shipping strategies for combating the problem, and outlining the increasing risk of on-shore terrorist interests in piracy.
For more details about the content of this 60 minute online seminar, please see the agenda tab below.
Online Seminars are available to Jane's Intelligence Centre, Jane's Intelligence Centre Module and Jane's DS Forecast clients/subscribers for free as part of their product subscription package - please speak to your local IHS Jane's representative for more details or REGISTER via the IHS Jane's Client Area (login required). If you are not an IHS Jane's client, please register using the tab below. |
-
Nick Blackmore, Editor, Safety at Sea International
Nick Blackmore
Editor, Safety at Sea International
Blackmore is the editor of Safety at Sea International (SASI) which for 40 years has been the world’s only magazine dedicated to maritime safety. Before joining SASI in December 2008, Blackmore was the editor of Seafarer, the magazine of the maritime charity, The Marine Society & Sea Cadets. He was nominated for the Desmond Wettern Media Award at the 2008 Maritime Media Awards for his work on the title. He has an MA in Modernism and a BA in American and English Literature from the University of East Anglia.Will Hartley, Editor, Jane's Terrorism & Insurgency Centre (JTIC)
Will Hartley
Editor, Jane's Terrorism & Insurgency Centre (JTIC)
Will Hartley is the Editor of Jane's Terrorism & Insurgency Centre (JTIC), which involves managing the Jane's team responsible for collecting and analysing terrorism-related open source intelligence (OSINT). Prior to joining Jane's, Will worked as a project manager in the Global Strategy & Programme Management department of Credit Suisse, and subsequently for a small consultancy firm specialising in information collection and analysis. In addition, Will has lived and worked in Uganda, Morocco and Thailand, and holds an MA (Distinction) in sub-state conflict from the War Studies Department at King's College, London.Dave Sloggett, Independent Consultant
Dave Sloggett
Independent Consultant
Dr Dave Sloggett is an independent consultant and academic with over 30 years of experience in the application of intelligence in the military and civil sectors in the United Kingdom and overseas in areas such as Counter Terrorism and Counter Insurgency. His current research focuses upon the ways in which communities can be influenced to change their behaviour both in the United Kingdom and overseas and he has published a range of articles highlighting key aspects of the role of influence in Counter Insurgency [COIN] operations.Malcolm Fuller, Editor, Jane’s Naval Weapon Systems
Malcolm Fuller
Editor, Jane’s Naval Weapon Systems
Malcolm Fuller joined the Royal Navy at Britannia Royal Naval College Dartmouth in 1966 and spent the majority of his early career in the Fleet Air Arm. He spent two years on exchange as an air traffic control officer with the Federal German Navy at FGNS Jagel in Schleswig-Holstein from 1975 to 1977. As well as the County-class destroyer HMS Kent, he served in the aircraft carrier HMS Eagle for the final commission and HMS Invincible for her first. He was a member of the Fleet Warfare Staff at Northwood from 1980 to 1983 before attending Staff College. He later commanded HMS Shetland in the Offshore Division of the Fishery Protection Squadron.
In 1988 he was appointed to the Ministry of Defence and his final appointment in the Royal Navy was as the Southern Area Officer of the Sea Cadet Corps.
Upon leaving the Service in 1995, he joined the Sea Cadet Association as Company Secretary, subsequently being appointed Managing Director in 1999. From 2001 to 2008 he worked in Central Government as the General Manager of the Youth Justice Board, a non-departmental public body dealing with youth justice issues.
James Green, Director, IHS Jane's News and Analysis
James Green
Director, IHS Jane's News and Analysis
James Green is responsible for Jane's defence and security news & analysis services, including Jane's intelligence centres, magazines and online seminar programme. In this role he heads a team of journalists and analysts covering key defence & security subjects including weapons development, armed forces capabilities, aerospace & defence industry analysis as well as threats such as terrorism.
James first joined Jane's in 1994 after graduating in War Studies from Kings College, London. Before rejoining the company in 2004, James was responsible for editorial publications at the UK-based think-tank, the International Institute for Strategic Studies from 2001-2004 and was a journalist with The Daily Telegraph from 1998-2001.
He is a member of the UK's DA Notice committee and regularly addresses Jane's clients and international conferences on international defence & security issues.
Sam LaGrone, US Maritime Reporter, Jane’s Defence Weekly
Sam LaGrone
US Maritime Reporter, Jane’s Defence Weekly
Sam LaGrone is the US Maritime reporter for Jane's Defence Weekly and Jane's Navy International.
Sam covers naval procurement, operations, technology development and strategy of the US and other navies in the Americas.A defence writer for three years, he has previously covered the US Air Force.
Sam is a 2003 graduate of Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia.
-
Date: 7 July 2011
Time: 15.00 (London) / 10.00 (New York)
Duration: 1 hourPLEASE NOTE: If you are a Jane's Intelligence Centre, Intelligence Centre Module or DS Forecast subscriber/client, you can participate in this Online Seminar for free. Please register directly using the registration form found in the CLIENT AREA
NON-customer prices
Jane's Intelligence Centre Online Seminar -
Maritime PiracyFee per delegate - $299 or £199 (+ VAT for UK customers)
Registration for the seminar include live participation in the above seminar and access to the archive recording after the event (PowerPoint and audio).
RegistrationIf you would like to participate in this seminar (but are NOT a Jane's Intelligence Centre/Module or DS Forecast customer) please register using the link below (secure online order form), or calling +44 (0) 20 8700 3841 or emailing onlineseminars@janes.com.
- The recordings of all Jane's Intelligence Centre Seminars are available to download and view from the IHS Jane’s Client Area (client login required) within 24hr of the seminar taking place.
To change the font size, press Ctrl and (- or +)
To change the font size, Ctrl + (- or +)
If that didn’t work, try the following:
Microsoft Internet Explorer
- From the View menu, select Text Size
- Select an option from Smallest to Largest
Firefox or Netscape
- From the View menu, select Zoom or Text Size
- Select Increase or Decrease
Google Chrome
- Click the wrench icon next to the address bar.
- Next to Zoom, select + or -