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- Title
Editorial.
- Authors
Antunes, Cátia; van Groesen, Michiel
- Abstract
The International Journal of Maritime History's latest issue covers a range of topics. Andrei Mirea discusses the challenges faced by skippers and sailors navigating the Black Sea during winter, filling a gap in historical research. Pierre Niccolò Sofia examines the so-called Venetian stagnation of the eighteenth century and argues that Venice's participation in shipping was sustained by diplomatic arrangements with major threats. Other articles explore the capture of the Danish East India Company's ship by the Marathas, the experiences of missionary sisters aboard Dutch ships, the strategic importance of Portuguese and Spanish Atlantic islands during World War II, and the repercussions of the oil crises on Korea's shipping industry in the 1980s. The issue also includes research notes and a commemoration of Graydon Read Henning's life. Additionally, there is an update on the preparations for the 9th International Congress on Maritime History in Busan, including scholarships and the Frank Broeze Prize.
- Subjects
EIGHTEENTH century; MARITIME shipping; INTERNATIONAL conflict
- Publication
International Journal of Maritime History, 2024, Vol 36, Issue 2, p181
- ISSN
0843-8714
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1177/08438714241245881