Maritime Policy & Strategy Research Center
The Maritime Policy & Strategy Research Center (NHS) is a research institute and think tank affiliated with University of Haifa dealing in areas of maritime national security matters such as maritime and strategic affairs, maritime law, maritime technology, maritime cyber warfare. NHS was founded in 2016. The center is headed by Prof. Rear Admiral (Ret.) Shaul Chorev. NHS publishes Maritime Strategic Evaluations for Israel, books, academic articles, special reports and memos.[1] NHS holds seminars and conferences in various fields of maritime security.[2]
Research
- Russia’s maritime presence in the East Mediterranean
- cyber security in the maritime sector
- Climate Change and maritime environment
- autonomous merchant ships
- Maritime Regional Energy Cooperation
- Energy Policy and Critical Infrastructures
- Military Innovation
- China’s investment in the field of seaports and related infrastructures
Center Objectives
- Academic research into central issues in Maritime Policy & Strategy
- Serving as a “Think Tank” for policy makers
- Shaping Israeli public discourse, and promoting it in cases where it does not exist, through position papers, symposiums and media appearances
- Creating long-lasting collaborations with leading institutions worldwide in the maritime domain
- Educating young researchers in the various disciplines of Maritime Strategy
- Providing the IN Naval Academy and the IDF Joint Staff College academic and intellectual education
Collaborations
Examples of international collaborations: [3]
- Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), USA
- Hudson Institute, USA
- National Maritime Foundation (NMF), India
- European Rim Policy and Investment Council (ERPIC), Cyprus
- S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSiS), Singapore
- Signal, China-Israel Organization
- Mediterranean Foundation for Strategic Studies (FMES), France
References
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