Autonomous Ships and the Law 1st Edition by Henrik Ringbom, Erik Røsæg, Trond Solvang ISBN 9780367467104 0367467100

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ISBN 10: 0367467100
ISBN 13: 9780367467104
Author: Henrik Ringbom, Erik Røsæg, Trond Solvang

Autonomous Ships and the Law 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Introduction

1 Introduction

2 Terminology and concepts

1 Introduction

2 Three elements of ship automation

3 Inter-relationship between the three elements

4 Conclusion

Notes

Part II: Public international law issues

3 Autonomous offender ships and international maritime security law

1 Ship automation and the neglected maritime security dimension

2 The commission of crimes through autonomous ships

3 The commission of piracy through autonomous offender ships

4 The commission of SUA offenses through autonomous offender crafts

5 Conclusion

Notes

4 Developments, challenges, and prospects at the IMO

1 Introduction

2 The regulatory scoping exercise

3 The interim guidelines

4 On the way ahead

Notes

5 Switching off regulatory requirements: Flag state exemptions as a tool to facilitate experiments with highly automated vessels and their operational implementation

1 Introduction

2 Terminology

3 The challenge ahead

4 Setting the scene

5 Release from regulatory requirements

6 Concluding remarks

Notes

Part III: Liability issues

6 Unmanned ships and fault as the basis of shipowner’s liability

1 Introduction

2 Level of autonomy and fault liability

3 From manned to unmanned

4 Alternative strategies of finding negligence

5 Conclusion

Notes

7 Man, machine, and culpa: Or finding a path toward strict liability

1 Introduction

2 General considerations on technical failure and the concept of fault

3 Vicarious liability

4 Strict liability

5 Sketch to strict liability legislation

Notes

8 Diabolus ex machina: When an autonomous ship does the unexpected

1 Introduction

2 Differences between human and machine systems that may be relevant to liability law

3 Implications for liability law

4 Conclusion

Notes

9 Autonomous ships and product liability under the EU directive

1 Introduction

2 Confrontation: the maritime shipowner liability regime and the product liability regime

3 Alternative subjects of liability under product liability rules

4 Alternative liability regimes applicable to the same subject of liability

5 Conclusion

Notes

10 Autonomous technology in shipping: An increased role for negligence product liability?

1 Introduction

2 The product liability framework

3 The tort of negligence

4 Closing remarks

Notes

Part IV: Insurance issues

11 Hull insurance of autonomous ships according to Nordic law: What are the challenges?

1 Introduction

2 The risk factors tied to autonomous ships—concepts and delimitation

3 Autonomous ships and the regulation of hull insurance

4 The risk factors and the insurer’s assessment of the risk

5 The NP—cover of autonomous risk factors and tools for risk management

6 Conclusions

Notes

12 P&I perspectives

1 Introduction

2 P&I Club cover

3 P&I Club challenges in respect of MASS

4 Looking forward

Notes

13 Insuring autonomous vessels: Scoping the issues

1 Introduction

2 Insuring MASS navigational risks

3 Insuring naked software risk

4 Insuring human navigational risks in MASSs

5 Conclusion

Notes

14 Moving forward by looking back: Insuring autonomous vessels under English hull and machinery cover and law

1 Introduction

2 The changing landscape of marine risks

3 Risks of the sea, ships, and human errors: what can be learnt from The Inchmaree?

4 The concept of proximate cause and the allocation of risks

5 Concluding remarks

Notes

Part V: Specific issues

15 Seaworthiness and good seamanship in the age of autonomous vessels

1 Introduction: unmanned, automated, autonomous – what’s in a name?

2 Seaworthiness

3 Good seamanship

Notes

16 Manning of unmanned ships

1 Introduction

2 The concept of automation

3 Factors of importance for the future development

4 Manning periodically unmanned ships

5 Manning unmanned remotely controlled ships

6 Conclusion

Notes

17 Pilotage of autonomous and remotely-controlled ships

1 Introduction

2 Local regulation of an international industry

3 Remote pilotage

4 Pilotage exemptions

5 The relationship between the pilot and the master

6 Conclusion

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