Ahoy all postmodern navigators! Conceptual havens in a stormy ocean

Covà, Bernard; Prévot, Frédéric; Spencer, Robert

doi:10.1016/j.indmarman.2011.11.002

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“…They have made a scientific approach on the relationship on postmodernism and city-ports and they have identified three specific cityport themes. Postmodernism, which is not a unified system of beliefs, has been presented and interpreted in a diversity of ways by Cova, Prévot, and Spencer (2012). While not discussing explicitly on postmodernism, de Vivero (2007) analyses the European maritime policy expressed through the EU Green Paper, from the perspective of the European vision including the presence of social, cultural and historical elements.…”

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confidence: 99%

Gender in Postmodernism Maritime Transport

Dragomir¹

2019

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In this article the focus of the scientific analysis is made on the possible relation between postmodernism and maritime gender culture. The fundament of the study are the research findings from the international project "Gender Equality and Cultural Awareness in Maritime Education and Training" (GECAMET), financed by the International Association of Maritime Universities and the Nippon Foundation between 2017 and 2018. GECAMET had the objective of advancing knowledge in the domain of women motivation to join the maritime sector and on cultural awareness in mixed crews. In this paper is used an innovative approach on the relation between postmodernism challenges and the complexity of the intercultural relations established among individuals (human factors), shipping companies, ship management practices and MET institutions on issues related to gender equality.

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confidence: 99%