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From protection of shipping to protection of citizens and natio: current changes in maritime security / Lundqvist, Stefan   Journal Article
Lundqvist, Stefan Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract This article analyses the alteration of the referent object for maritime security from protection of shipping and port facilities to protection of citizens and national economies. It presents a tentative answer on the extent and consequences of this alteration applied by states in a global perspective, and focuses on validating four explanatory factors on why the alteration has occurred. The time period of study is between 1991 and 2013. Its results illustrate a transition in states' security policies from traditional expressions of maritime security to broader security perspectives, and also indicates radically altered maritime strategic perspectives among states.
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Globalization, security, and economic well-being / Carmel, Stephen M   Journal Article
Carmel, Stephen M Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract In this article, the author examines the relationship between economic globalization and international security. The author discusses the increasingly interconnected nature of national economies in the 21st century and argues against dominant thinking that states that the large majority of global trade is based in water shipping. The importance of information flow and systems to the success of trade and transportation is explained. It is argued that the nature of the world economy, largely characterized by bilateral trade agreements, can lead to disruptions in supply chains
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