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Maritime transport is the backbone of international trade and globalization. Maritime transport research can be roughly divided into two categories, namely the shipping side and the port side. Most of the classic approac...

This article aims to compare and discuss short-term occupations, a subject that has not been widely addressed in the context of maritime historical archaeology in Argentine Patagonia. Framed within late eighteenth-centur...

This paper highlights the importance of islands for proposing and testing hypotheses in stream ecology, and therefore, advocates for implementing reference studies in Gorgona Island (Colombian Pacific). It firstly summar...

Research objective. This article analyses the transformation of the communication system of Ukrainian sailors' wives during the Soviet and post-Soviet periods. The research aims to identify changes in the forms and pract...

Ship air emissions are recognized as one of the key concerns of the maritime industry. Competent authorities have issued various regulations to manage air emissions from ships. Although the authorities are policy makers,...

This research aims to explore the history of the Indonesian spice route as part of Indonesia's maritime cultural heritage and Indonesia's role in the spice trade route. The method used in this research is a descriptive q...

Abstract The Quasi‐Biennial Oscillation (QBO) of descending zonal winds is the leading mode of tropical stratospheric variability. Numerous studies have explored its connection with the troposphere, including its sensi...

Abstract This article introduces the notion of ‘maritime aphasia’ in International Relations (IR) to foreground the ocean ontologically and conceptually in the discipline. Maritime aphasia relates to IR’s theoretic...

The increasing attention to land–sea interactions in spatial planning highlights persistent difficulties in integrating terrestrial and maritime governance, particularly in tourism-intensive coastal areas where environ...

Oceans have often been treated as peripheral to learning and heritage, framed as unstable spaces separating land-based cultures and institutions. Recent work in island studies and the blue humanities has challenged this ...

Land-sea interface is an ecotone where the intersection of marine and terrestrial ecosystems create unique ecological conditions for terrestrial mobile species and freshwater-adapted organisms to exploit marine-derived f...