A maritime malaise - the current UK approach to maritime security
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The Naval Review Vol.96, No. 4, November 2008, pp.314-321Summary: This article highlights the developing national malaise and to objectively examine contemporary maritime security issues. It argues that whilst conventional threats to maritime security remain low, relatively constant and localise, irregular, non-conventional actors are increasingly threatening global maritime security.
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This article highlights the developing national malaise and to objectively examine contemporary maritime security issues. It argues that whilst conventional threats to maritime security remain low, relatively constant and localise, irregular, non-conventional actors are increasingly threatening global maritime security.
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