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flag of convenience: a standalone construct

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Maritime studies

registration of a ship in a state other than its owner's, often for lower cost or regulation, as part of maritime globalisation.

In maritime studies, flag of convenience refers to registration of a ship in a state other than its owner's, often for lower cost or regulation, as part of maritime globalisation. This meaning comes from Alderton (2002) in Marine Policy.[1]

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References

Alderton, T., & Winchester, N. (2002). Globalisation and de-regulation in the maritime industry. Marine Policy, 26(1), 35-43. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0308-597x(01)00034-3

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