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The growing prospects for maritime security cooperation in Southeast Asia

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BRADFORD John F

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In: Naval War College Review Vol 58 No 3, Summer 2005, pp.63-86Summary: Review of the risks posed by transnational crime, terrorism, and piracy in Southeast Asian waters, and the steps being taken to develop international cooperation to counter the threats. Notes that obstacles remain but that the underlying dynamics are promising.

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Review of the risks posed by transnational crime, terrorism, and piracy in Southeast Asian waters, and the steps being taken to develop international cooperation to counter the threats. Notes that obstacles remain but that the underlying dynamics are promising.

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