Editorial Board

Editorial Board

The Editorial Board of SEAFARER – Journal of Shipping Affairs consists of academics, maritime professionals, researchers, and practitioners with expertise in shipping, seafarer studies, maritime safety, port operations, maritime logistics, marine transportation, shipping economics, maritime governance, digital shipping, and sustainable maritime development. The Board supports the journal's academic direction, peer-review quality, editorial integrity, and international scholarly development.

Editor-in-Chief

Managing Editor

Associate Editors

Section Editors

Name	Editorial Area	Institution / Country
[Full Name]	Shipping Operations & Maritime Transportation	[Institution], [Country]
[Full Name]	Seafarer Studies & Human Factors	[Institution], [Country]
[Full Name]	Maritime Safety & Risk Management	[Institution], [Country]
[Full Name]	Port Operations & Maritime Logistics	[Institution], [Country]
[Full Name]	Shipping Economics & Maritime Business	[Institution], [Country]
[Full Name]	Digital & Sustainable Shipping	[Institution], [Country]

Editorial Board Members

Name	Institution	Country
[Full Name]	[University / Institution]	[Country]
[Full Name]	[University / Institution]	[Country]
[Full Name]	[University / Institution]	[Country]
[Full Name]	[University / Institution]	[Country]
[Full Name]	[University / Institution]	[Country]

International Advisory Board

Editorial Independence: Members of the Editorial Board contribute to the scholarly quality, peer-review standards, academic development, and international visibility of SEAFARER. Decisions on individual manuscripts are based on scholarly merit, relevance to the journal's scope, methodological or conceptual quality, research integrity, peer-review evidence, and applicable editorial policies. Institutional affiliation, maritime rank, professional position, commercial relationship, or membership of the Editorial Board does not influence or guarantee publication.