The adequacy of the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code in addressing post 9/11 maritime security threats from ships and ships' crews / Richard Goh.
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TextPublication details: Ships and their cargoes represent potential terrorist targets and arer considered highly vulnerable. This paper discusses the effectiveness the ISPS introduced by the IMO in 2004 and what else might be done to enhance maritime security.Subject(s):
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Pointer Vol 35 No 3, 2010, pp.63-74
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