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100			_aKumar, Sanjay (ed.)
245			_aMaritime security challenges : the changing scenario
260			_aNew Delhi _bG.B. Books _c2016.
300			_a378 p.
520			_aThe present volume is a collection of selected papers presented at the ICSSR sponsored two days national seminar on 'Maritime Security' organized by ARIDSS. It covers several key dimensions on maritime security challenges India face at present and the policy options to tackle these challenges. In the emerging scenario, the idea of maritime security assumes immense significance. From the Indian perspective, the issue of maritime security has gained prominence particularly after the 26/11 Mumbai terrorist attack and the threat it pose to the overall national security. India's maritime security challenges cover the entire range from low intensity conflict and piracy, all the way to major-power strategic contests and in particular to Chinese growing influence in the Indian Ocean. The main argument presented in this volume is to ensure maritime security and that stability holds the key to India's aspirations for a global power status in the 21st century.
650			_aStrategic aspects of individual places
650			_aNational security
650			_aSea-power
650			_aIndian Ocean
700			_aDwivedi, Dhirendra (ed.)
700			_aHussain, Mohammad Samir (ed.)
942			_cB