Curtis Bell, Author at SAFETY4SEA

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Curtis Bell

Dr. Curtis Bell is the creator and director of Stable Seas (www.stableseas.org), an international research program that works to help global partners eliminate the illicit maritime activities that finance and facilitate organized political violence. Stable Seas is showing how good maritime governance is imperative to reducing the influence of rebel and terrorist organizations. Dr. Bell has worked around the world on these issues, with recent visits to places as diverse as Malaysia, Djibouti, Gabon, South Africa, Argentina, Saudi Arabia, and the Seychelles. Dr. Bell is a political scientist by training, having previously taught at the University of Tennessee and the University of Colorado. He is currently based out of Broomfield, Colorado. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, the Economist, International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Conflict Resolution and several other outlets. Organizations that have funded his work include the United Nations, the International Maritime Organization, and the United States Naval War College.

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Career Paths: Dr. Curtis Bell, Stable Seas

byCurtis Bell

February 10, 2022

Dr. Curtis Bell, Director, Stable Seas fights against piracy, IUU fishing and maritime trafficking in goods, areas which need more international cooperation among all stakeholders, as he highlights.