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Shipbuilding Policy in the UK

The legacy of a century of decline and its influence on naval procurement.

Shipbuilding Policy in the UK (pdf)Download

Shipbuilding Innovation: Enabling Technologies

The aim of this work is to establish the current main shipbuilding strategy and how we got to it. Knowing where you are is essential to plotting a course to where you want to get to - i.e. the disruption that will be the next shipbuilding strategy.  It was published in the excellent SNAME JSP in 2017.

jspd160040_1493806846320 (pdf)Download

Can Titanic be used as a benchmark for modern ship size?

I wrote this in response to the common use of Titanic in the media to try to convey how big a ship is - "twice the size of the Titanic!" for example. It tells you nothing and certainly gives no idea of how big a ship might be. There must be a better way!

Titanic size paper (pdf)Download

PhD Literature Review

I am lodging this to help any students trying to get to grips with shipbuilding - these are the references that I found useful in research.

Paul Stott PhD reference list (pdf)Download

PhD summary of subsidy research from 2018

History of shipping subsidies (pdf)Download

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