The world of the seafarer. Qualitative accounts of working in the global shipping industry/Мир моряка. Качественные отчеты о работе в мировой судоходной индустрии

Издание на английском языке
Sailors working for the military are not classed as seafarers. However, seafarers may be employed on board in a variety of roles which are not directly associated with marine navigation (as croupiers or entertainers on a cruise ship for example) but their ship should be engaged in a voyage which would differentiate them from taking a ‘fishing trip’ for example. Doumbia-Henry describes some of the provisions of ILO Convention No. 185 stating that: Article 1 defines the seafarer as “any person who is employed or engaged or works in any capacity on board a vessel, other than a ship of war, ordinarily engaged in maritime navigation”. This is a very broad definition of seafarers, extending the term seafarer to persons working on board a ship who may not be ship’s crew. It covers all those who work on a ship and need an identity document for the purposes of shore leave, joining ship or transit to join a ship or repatriation.

Contents
1 Introduction
Helen Sampson
Part I Going to Sea
2 A Taste of the Sea: Artisanal Fishing Communities in the Philippines
Nelson Turgo
3 Recruiting and Managing Labour for the Global Shipping Industry in China
Zhiwei Zhao
4 Can the UK Tonnage Tax Minimum Training Obligation Address Declining Cadet Recruitment and Training in the UK?
Victor Oyaro Gekara
5 Careers at Sea: Exploring Seafarer Motivations and Aspirations
Polina Baum-Talmor
6 Women Seafarers: An Analysis of Barriers to Their Employment
Momoko Kitada
Part II Being at Sea
7 Transitions and Adjustments Made by Seafarers Whilst at Sea
Helen Devereux
8 The Rhythms of Shipboard Life: Work, Hierarchy, Occupational Culture and Multinational Crews
Helen Sampson
9 The Experience of Being a Filipino Seafarer on a Multinationally Crewed Ship
Iris Acejo
10 Environmental Management at Sea: What Being ‘Green’ Means for Seafarers
Ngwatung Akamangwa
11 Safety Aboard Chinese Vessels
Conghua Xue
12 Multiple Roles and Role Conflict: Seafarers As Economic, Humanitarian and Security Actors
Amaha Senu
Part III Support for Seafarers and Their Families
13 Union Organising in the Context of Regional Labour Market
Decline: The Case of Nautilus International
Victor Oyaro Gekara
14 Trade Union Representation in the Philippines
Ralph Buiser
15 On-Line Support Groups for Families in China
Lijun Tang