This article discusses the threats to maritime security in Southeast Asia, describes the factors tending toward strengthened maritime security cooperation, and argues that networks of bilateral relationships may be more fruitful than purely multilateral arrangements. The first section, a historical overview of maritime cooperation in Southeast Asia from the end of the Cold War through December 2004, is followed by a survey of contemporary maritime security threats. The article then discusses five significant factors that now favor improved maritime cooperation. It concludes with the various forms that future cooperation might take and speculation as to which are mostly likely in light of evolving state interests and constraints.
Growing Prospects for Maritime Security Cooperation in Southeast Asia
2005
25 pages
Report
No indication
English
Behavior & Society , Southeast asia , International relations , Security , Cooperation , Terrorism , Threats , Military history , Cold war , Maritime security , Extraregional threats , Operationalized security cooperation , Asean(Association of southeast asian nations) , Transnational maritime crime
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