This review assesses available evidence on the frequency of and trends in depression and
suicide among seafarers. Investigations of depression and suicide are scarce and the …

The use of vignettes that are based upon fictionalised accounts is well-established in
contemporary social science. Vignettes have been used in a variety of ways to contribute to …

Industry 4.0 entails the modernisation of work, which is likely to have an impact on
individuals' employment, training and skills in the foreseeable future. Current debates on …

The article explores the recordkeeping practices of seafarers concerning the implementation
of work and rest hours' regulations. In particular, it considers what motivates seafarers to …

The aim of the present study was to examine how different work demands and resources
characteristic to the maritime industry are related to chronic fatigue in seafarers. Moreover …

Fatigue is long known to be a significant factor contributing to maritime accidents. Despite
international efforts to curb this element through introducing advanced technology …

The abatement of greenhouse gas emissions represents a major global challenge and an
important topic for transportation research. Several studies have argued that energy …

This research has sought to provide fresh insight into the issue of seafarers' mental ill health.
Existing studies have been hampered by the difficulties associated with accessing sufficient …

This intervention develops arguments in our book Capitalism and the Sea on the complex
temporalities attached to capitalism's intense and peculiar relationship to the global ocean …

In recent years mental health has been identified as a significant issue for the global
workforce. In the shipping industry charities and insurance companies have raised concerns …