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An Economic Model of Maritime Piracy: Part 1, Pirates and Shippers,ement policy. In other words, taking the expected sanction as given, we derive the optimal effort of pirates to locate and attack potential targets and of targets to avoid contact and attack. We then examine how exogenous changes in the expected sanction affect the equilibrium level of offensive eff

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Reform Proposals: Part 2, Apply Civil Aviation Laws to Piracy and Use the International Criminal Co. SUA Convention, . Law of the Sea. . ICC .

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