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106405
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058264
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ID:
096311
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ID:
124282
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2013.
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Maritime security in India is hampered more by lack of appropriate legal norms and accompanying structure of sea governance than by inadequacy of enforcement capabilities. That was revealed when Indian maritime enforcement agencies had intercepted MV Alondra Rainbownear west coast in November 1999 and brought the pirated Vessel and persons on board for trail to Mumbai.
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015111
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Oct-Dec 1992.
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461-472
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021932
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Oct-Dec 2001.
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363-379
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ID:
055593
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ID:
113845
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New Delhi, Vij Books India Pvt Ltd, 2012.
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x, 287p.
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9789381411292
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 056724 | 359.00954/SIN 056724 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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016429
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1993.
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669-686
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185322
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ID:
083378
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063794
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184574
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ID:
113261
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2010.
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India has not had a policy specific to the Indian Ocean beyond the knee-jerk and ad hoc responses to the changing regional and global environment. The Indian Navy, however, played a significant part in formulating the maritime perspective vis-Ã -vis the Indian Ocean and in dovetailing it with the country's larger foreign policy objectives in the region. Owing to ill-advised responses to interventions from both within and outside the region, India faced near isolation in the Indian Ocean region during the second half of the Cold War era. India's sensitivity to new opportunities and concerns about emerging threats to the stability of the region have brought about a change in India's relationships after the end of the Cold War. At present, India's policy seems to be motivated by priorities such as energy security, war on terror and maritime security. As a major regional power and enjoying greater credibility than during the Cold War era, India should act as a facilitator to build structures of maritime cooperation in the Indian Ocean region that can help integrate the littoral states and thus pave the way for a firmer foundation for a future peace zone in the Indian Ocean.
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053338
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Apr-Jun 2004.
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075765
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126740
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184402
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ID:
025955
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New Delhi, Manohar Book Services, 1977.
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viii, 336p.
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| 017004 | 320.91824/SIN 017004 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
064011
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