Indonesia has major agencies in its maritime domain responsible for law enforcement at sea and the management of resources and port authorities. However, there is little coordination among these maritime stakeholders. Indeed, Indonesia Maritime Security Coordinating Board (IMSCB), charged with coordinating policy and operations, is facing major challenges. The goal of this study is to identify alternative structural designs for the maritime domain and to recommend a design that has the potential to improve coordination and integration of all governmental and non-governmental bodies within this domain.
Designing for Inter-Organizational Coordination in Indonesia's Maritime Domain
2014
137 pages
Report
No indication
English
Behavior & Society , Social Concerns , Indonesia , Interagency coordination , Ocean environments , Border security , Civil affairs , Crimes , Geopolitics , Government(foreign) , Human trafficking , Information exchange , International relations , Law enforcement , Military forces(foreign) , Military operations , Nongovernmental organizations , Online communities , Policies , Public administration , Theses , Inter-organizational network , Indonesian maritime security , Indonesian maritime domain , Social network analysis , Information sharing , Temporal analysis , Geospatial analysis , Link analysis , Armed robbery at sea , Malacca strait , Maritime domain , Imscb(indonesian security coordinating board)
INDONESIA’S MARITIME DEFENCE PARADIGM SINE QUA NON GLOBAL MARITIME FULCRUM
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