Maritime Security : Counter-Terrorism Lessons from Maritime Piracy and Narcotics Interdiction.

Intro -- Title Page -- Preface -- Contents -- Part 1. Organized Crime and Narcotrafficking -- Lessons from Maritime Narcotics Interdiction: Interdiction in the Maritime Source, Transit, and Arrival Zones of the Western Hemisphere -- Drug Trafficking and Terrorism as Transnational Crimes in Latin America -- Submersibles and Drug Trafficking -- Dealing with Hydrocarbon Theft and Other Transnational Organized Crimes Through the Effective Implementation of the ISPS Code -- Part 2. Maritime Piracy -- British Responses to Piracy in the Nineteenth Century -- Why Small Navies Prefer Warfighting Over Counter-Piracy -- Maritime Piracy as Multilevel Politics: Multilevel Determinants and Responses in Indonesia -- Piracy and the Privatization of Maritime Security: Isomorphic Convergence in Vessel Protection -- Overcoming the Hurdles for Enhanced Maritime Security in Southern Africa -- Countering the "Unholy Alliance": The United States' Efforts to Combat Piracy and Violent Extremism in the Western Indian Ocean, 2001-2014 -- Maritime Security Changing Tack: A Window on Shifting Configurations of Power Projection at Sea -- Part 3. Terrorism -- Recent Trends in Global Maritime Terrorism -- Rebel Waterways: Modern Militant Use of the Maritime Domain -- Improving Maritime Security Sector Capacity to Counter Terrorism: Lessons from International Capacity Building Projects in the Western Indian Ocean -- A Glue That Withstands Heat? The Promise and Perils of Maritime Domain Awareness -- Contributor Biographies -- Subject Index -- Author Index.

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