Employment characteristics of UK seafaring officers: a monograph text
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TextPublication details: London Centre for International Transport Management, London Guildhall University 2000Description: 58pISBN: 1899764194Subject(s): Shipping industry - Labour force - United Kingdom | Shipping industry - Employment - United Kingdom | Seafarers - Officers - United KingdomDDC classification: 331.22 GLE
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<p>James McConville worked in the maritime industry before coming to Ruskin College to study economics. He completed his BSc at Hull and his doctorate at Warwick University. McConville is now a Professor at London Metropolitan University, editor of <em>Maritime Policy and Management</em>, and an advisor to government of matters of seafaring.</p>
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