Abstract
This article proposes a reflection on maritime policies. Stakeholder’s positions and representations are analysed with a political science perspective using the cognitive policy analysis approach. The creation of the European Maritime Safety Agency serves as case study. The results demonstrate the relevance of this approach to study changes in the maritme sector, particularly how this sector adapts to the rise in environmental awareness and expectations.
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