Ship-breaking is one of the most dangerous occupations in the world and widely known as a
pollution-heavy industry. This industry is currently concentrated primarily in three South …

Shipbreaking activities play a fundamental role in maintaining a healthy shipping market,
and they are important also for the economy of the countries in which they are carried out …

ABSTRACT The Recycling of Ships Act 2019 (RSA 2019) was inspired by the Hong Kong
Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships 2009, and it aimed …

Retaining competitive advantage in ship recycling under the new regulatory framework: a case
study of Bangladesh Page 1 World Maritime University The Maritime Commons: Digital …

The Hong Kong Convention was adopted in 2009 to regulate the global industry of ship
recycling, but the convention remains unenforced due to the problem of ratification by the …

Towards the end of the 20th Century, stakeholder's participation in national and global
constitutive process of authoritative decision-making has been widely democratized. 1 All …

As shipbreaking has migrated over the last several decades from Global North countries to
Global South countries, such as Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan, asbestos exposure and …

Fluctuations in the shipping market exert an impact on related markets of shipping freight,
ship building, ship resale, and ship demolition. Developments in international trade directly …

The Hong Kong Convention was adopted in 2009 to regulate the global industry of ship
recycling, but the convention remains unenforced due to the problem of ratification by the …

Abstract The Hong Kong International Convention for The Safe and Environmentally Sound
Recycling of Ships, 2009 was the first attempt to formalise the ship recycling industry and lay …