Maritime security operates in a complex, adaptive environment. Many influences and factors interact, but they do so in ways that can be characterized as dynamic and not necessarily linear. The interaction of geopolitical, economic, cultural, and environmental factors isn’t necessarily obvious. Our research approach (described below) uses both established economic and scientific approaches while leveraging a range of emerging tools and capabilities.
01
Planning
Understand the challenge
Having a clear understanding of the challenge and ensuring that the work is scoped appropriately helps maintain focus on the issues at hand.
02
Conducting
Structured Approaches
Our team focuses its multi-disciplinary approach through a structured model, ensuring relevance, reliability, and credibility.
03
Delivering
Know the Audience
Generating the research is one challenge; communicating its results is another. We take the time to ensure clear and concise reporting.
Ongoing Support
Research is not “one and done”
Traceable Upkeep
One of our strengths is a broad area of expertise covered by people who are truly passionate about their work. This means that ongoing learning and professional development are second nature to us.
A Fusion of leading edge thinking and practical experience
Bringing Together the Best of Many Worlds
Our research leverages both traditional approaches and modern tools. By adhering to sound research principles, being accountable for our work, and leveraging the power of tools like Artificial Intelligence, our work stands apart in this space.
✓ Well defined scopes
✓ sound principles and practices
✓ clearly communicated
Surveys
Periodically, the Centre conducts surveys as part of its research. These surveys are carefully coordinated to meet rigorous academic standards.
We can also assist in conducting these surveys where a neutral third party may be beneficial. As a non-partisan organization, our focus is on identifying factual information.