Maritime Crime and Naval Response

Sarah V. Percy

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Maritime Security and History Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance Border Security and International Relations

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Navies are the only resource that many states have to protect the international trading system, but naval authorities must be realistic about the complexity of the criminal threats they are likely to encounter.

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