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Professor Andrew Tettenborn is a distinguished academic in Commercial and Maritime Law at Swansea University, leading the Institute of Shipping and International Trade Law. He joined in 2010 from the University of Exeter and teaches widely in private law, commercial law, and maritime law. His research focuses on contract law principles, maritime governance, and the legal implications of emerging technologies like AI and blockchain in shipping. He has co-edited influential texts such as Disruptive Technologies, Climate Change and Shipping and contributes to international legal frameworks for autonomous shipping and climate resilience. Tettenborn also lectures at the University of Geneva on contract law and collaborates with institutions globally on maritime legal challenges.
Research Interests: His work spans maritime liability, contract enforcement, AI accountability in legal systems, and environmental regulations for shipping. Recent studies include analyzing clergy abuse claim barriers and Brexit’s impact on UK shipping law. He actively engages with regulatory bodies to modernize maritime governance.
Publications: Over 40 articles and book chapters in top journals like Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly and Law Quarterly Review, covering topics from maritime liens to autonomous vessel liabilities. His 2025 work on bareboat charterers highlights evolving third-party legal dynamics.
Advising: Supervises PhD candidates on projects like Blueprint for Modernising Maritime Governance in Barbados and International Legal Framework for Unmanned Ships. His expertise bridges academic and practical maritime law challenges.
