Ms Iris Acejo

2025

• Sampson, H. et al. 2025. Seafarers’ access to health care while working on cruise and cargo vessels. Project Report.Cardiff, Wales: Cardiff University.
• Sampson, H. et al. 2025. Seafarers’ health and access to healthcare in the cruise and cargo sectors in 2024: An overview. Project Report.Cardiff, Wales: Cardiff University.
• Sampson, H. et al. 2025. The health and wellbeing of Seafarers working on cargo ships in 2023-2024. Project Report.Cardiff, Wales: Cardiff University.
• Sampson, H. et al. 2025. The health of Seafarers working on cruise and cargo vessels 2023-2024. Project Report.Cardiff, Wales: Cardiff University.

2023

• Sampson, H. and Acejo, I. 2023. The port-based welfare needs of women seafarers. Project Report.Cardiff University.

2021

• Abila, S. S. and Acejo, I. L. 2021. Mental health of Filipino seafarers and its implications for seafarers' education. International Maritime Health 72 (3), pp.183-192. (10.5603/IMH.2021.0035)
• Sampson, H. et al. 2021. Recommended standard of accommodation for seafarers working on board cargo vessels. Project Report.Cardiff: Seafarers International Research Centre.

2020

• Acejo, I. 2020. The experience of being a Filipino seafarer on a multinationally crewed ship. In: Gekara, V. O. and Sampson, H. eds. The World of the Seafarer: Qualitative Accounts of Working in the Global Shipping Industry. Vol. 9, WMU Studies in Maritime Affairs Springer. , pp.99-111. (10.1007/978-3-030-49825-2_9)

2019

• Sampson, H. et al. 2019. 'Between a rock and a hard place': the implications of lost autonomy and trust for professionals at sea. Work, Employment and Society 33 (4), pp.648-665. (10.1177/0950017018821284)

2018

• Acejo, I. et al. 2018. The causes of maritime accidents in the period 2002-2016.
• Sampson, H. et al. 2018. The working and living conditions of seafarers on cargo ships in the period 2011-2016. Project Report.Cardiff: Seafarers International Research Centre (SIRC).

2017

• Sampson, H. et al. 2017. Changes in seafarers' health 2011-16: Recommendations from the summary report. Project Report.Cardiff: Seafarers International Research Centre.
• Sampson, H. et al. 2017. Changes in seafarers' health 2011-2016: A summary report. Project Report.Cardiff: Sefarers International Research Centre.

2016

• Acejo, I. and Abila, S. 2016. Rubbing out gender: women and merchant ships. Journal of Organizational Ethnography 5 (2), pp.123-138. (10.1108/JOE-01-2016-0004)
• Sampson, H. and Acejo, I. 2016. 'Keeping your seat warm': The role of seafarers' wives in the maintenance of social status and societal place. In: Xu, Q. and Jordan, L. P. eds. Migrant Workers. Nova Science. , pp.137-153.
• Sampson, H. and Acejo, I. 2016. "Keeping your seat warm": the role of seafarers’ wives in the maintenance of social status and societal place. In: Xu, Q. and Jordan, L. eds. Migrant Workers: Social Identity, Occupational Challenges and Health Practices. New York: Nova Science Publishers. , pp.137-154.
• Sampson, H. et al. 2016. The relationships between seafarers and shore-side personnel: an outline report based on research undertaken in the period 2012-2016. Project Report.Cardiff: Seafarers International Research Centre.
• Sampson, H. et al. 2016. The relationships between seafarers and shore-side personnel: Recommendations from an outline report based on research undertaken in the period 2012-2016. Project Report.Cardiff: Seafarers International Research Centre.
• Sampson, H. et al. 2016. The use of mandatory equipment on board cargo ships: an outline report based on research undertaken in the period 2012-2016. Project Report.Cardiff: Seafarers International Research Centre.
• Sampson, H. et al. 2016. The use of mandatory equipment on board cargo ships: Recommendations from an outline report based on research undertaken in the period 2012-2016. Project Report.Cardiff: Seafarers International Research Centre.

2013

• Acejo, I. 2013. Filipino seafarers and transnationalism. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
• Gekara, V. O. , Acejo, I. and Sampson, H. 2013. Re-imagining global union representation under globalisation: a case of seafaring labour and the Nautilus International cross-border merger. Global Labour Journal 4 (3), pp.167-185.
• Tang, L. et al., 2013. Behind the headlines? An analysis of accident investigation reports. Presented at: Seafarers International Research Centre Symposium 2013Seafarers International Research Centre Symposium Proceedings (2013). Cardiff, UK: Seafarers International Research Centre. , pp.1-24.
• Turgo, N. et al. 2013. The use of mandatory equipment on-board. Presented at: Seafarers International Research Centre Symposium 2013Seafarers International Research Centre Symposium Proceedings (2013). Cardiff, UK: Seafarers International Research Centre. , pp.54-72.
• Turgo, N. et al. 2013. Understanding the relationships between ship and shore personnel - a new study. Presented at: Seafarers International Research Centre Symposium 2013Seafarers International Research Centre Symposium Proceedings (2013). Cardiff, UK: Seafarers International Research Centre. , pp.38-53.

2012

• Acejo, I. 2012. Seafarers and transnationalism: ways of belongingness ashore and aboard. Journal of Intercultural Studies 33 (1), pp.69-84. (10.1080/07256868.2012.633317)
• Sampson, H. et al. 2012. Seafarer accommodation on contemporary cargo ships. Project Report.Cardiff: Cardiff University.

2011

• Acejo, I. et al. 2011. The health and self-medication practices of seafarers. Presented at: Seafarers International Research Centre Symposium 2011Seafarers International Research Centre Symposium Proceedings (2011). Cardiff, UK: Seafarers International Research Centre. , pp.89-107.