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Dr. Ioannis Chapsos is an Assistant Professor and Research Lead in Maritime Security at Coventry University's Research Centre for Peace and Security (CPS). His work focuses on transnational maritime organized crime, non-traditional security challenges, modern slavery in fisheries, and the privatization of maritime security. With a background as a Captain in the Hellenic Navy and former lecturer at the Hellenic Supreme Joint War College, he combines academic research with practical maritime experience.
- Education: Doctorate (Coventry University, 2014), MA in Terrorism and Global Security (Coventry, 2010), Postgraduate Diplomas in International Security (Hellenic Supreme Joint War College, 2008) and Advanced Security Studies (George C. Marshall Center, 2007).
- Research Interests: Land-sea nexus in security, non-state actors in maritime security, Indonesia-focused studies on trafficking and IUU fishing, and gender perspectives in maritime governance.
His research emphasizes policy development and capacity-building, particularly in Southeast Asia. Key projects include addressing migration-related crime in Indonesian waters and assessing cyber vulnerabilities in shipping lanes. He actively contributes to policy discussions through evidence submissions to UK parliamentary committees and international conferences on maritime security.
Recent work includes analyzing autonomous ships' regulatory frameworks, counter-terrorism strategies for cruise liners, and sovereignty challenges in maritime domains. His publications span peer-reviewed journals, policy reports, and edited volumes, reflecting a commitment to bridging academic research and practical security solutions.
