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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Maritime History, by editor in chief John B. Hattendorf, was published by Oxford University Press in 2007. The work was issued in four volumes in print and online in the Oxford Digital Library. The encyclopedia is devoted to global maritime history and contains more than 950 articles written by more than 400 authors in around 50 countries. In summarizing its contents, Oxford University Press states that: