Publication Archive
In June of 2018, One Earth Future (OEF) decommissioned the Oceans Beyond Piracy program marking our departure from a specific focus on maritime piracy. However, OEF remains dedicated to improving governance mechanisms and undermining the drivers of conflict both at sea and ashore through its other programs and initiatives.
For maritime specific programming, see our Stable Seas and Secure Fisheries programs.
OBP Publication Archive
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| 6/8/15 | The State of Maritime Piracy 2014
Oceans Beyond Piracy has launched the fifth installment of its annual reports detailing the economic and human costs of maritime piracy. "The State of Maritime Piracy 2014" examines both human and economic costs incurred as a result of piracy occuring in the Western... | State of Maritime Piracy | Matthew R. Walje, Jens Vestergaard Madsen, Conor Seyle, Kellie Brandt, Peter Kerins, Megan Matthews, Tyler Maybee | |
| 1/13/11 | The Economic Cost of Maritime Piracy 2010
At the end of 2010, around 500 seafarers from more than 18 countries are being held hostage by pirates. Piracy clearly affects the world’s largest trade transport industry, but how much is it costing the world? One Earth Future (OEF) Foundation has conducted a large-... | State of Maritime Piracy | Anna Bowden | |
| 2/8/12 | Economic Cost of Somali Piracy 2011
In 2011, Somali pirates attacked 237 ships and successfully hijacked 28. Piracy impacts multiple stakeholders, none more so than the seafarers attacked, held hostage, or killed. Oceans Beyond Piracy’s report on the “Economic Cost of Somali Piracy” estimates that piracy... | State of Maritime Piracy | Anna Bowden | |
| 6/18/13 | The Human Cost of Maritime Piracy 2012 Summary
OBP's third study on the Human Cost of Maritime Piracy was released in June 2013 and, for the first time, provided an analysis of the human cost for both Somali and West African piracy. The summary provides an overview of the report's key findings. | State of Maritime Piracy | Timothy Schommer | |
| 5/23/18 | State of Maritime Piracy 2017
The State of Maritime Piracy 2017 report includes analyses of the economic and human costs of piracy and armed robbery in the Western Indian Ocean Region, West Africa, Asia, and Latin American and the Caribbean. This report is the last in a series of 11 annual... | State of Maritime Piracy | Maisie Pigeon, Emina Sadic, Sean Duncan, Chuck Ridgway, Kelsey Soeth | |
| 4/9/13 | Economic Cost of Somali Piracy 2012
Oceans Beyond Piracy is pleased to present its third annual assessment of the Economic Cost of Somali Piracy 2012 (ECoP 2012). This year's assessment, like the one before it, considered nine separate cost categories and found that maritime piracy cost the global economy... | State of Maritime Piracy | Jon Bellish | |
| 4/9/13 | The Economic Cost of Somali Piracy 2012 Summary
In April 2013, OBP released its third study on the Economic Cost of Somali Piracy. The report provides a detailed analysis of nine specific cost categories and analyzes the major trends in Somali piracy for the year of 2012. The summary provides an overview of the cost... | State of Maritime Piracy | Timothy Schommer | |
| 6/6/16 | The State of Maritime Piracy 2015
This year's report marks the sixth year that Oceans Beyond Piracy has assessed the human and economic cost of maritime piracy. Over the years the report has evolved and our focus has expanded from piracy off the coast of Somalia to piracy in the Gulf of Guinea, and... | State of Maritime Piracy | ||
| 6/6/11 | Human Cost of Somali Piracy 2010
Thousands of seafarers have been subjected to gunfire, beatings, confinement, and in some cases torture, in the Indian Ocean and Gulf of Aden. In spite of the violent nature of these crimes, the human cost of piracy is under-reported and misunderstood by the public. The... | State of Maritime Piracy | Kaija Hurlburt | |
| 6/18/13 | Human Cost of Maritime Piracy 2012
Oceans Beyond Piracy (OBP), a project of the One Earth Future Foundation; the International Maritime Bureau (IMB); and the Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Programme (MPHRP) are pleased to present the Human Cost of Maritime Piracy, 2012. This is the third assessment... | State of Maritime Piracy | Kaija Hurlburt |
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