Maritime domain awareness and India's maritime security strategy: Role, effectiveness and the way ahead

Gopal, Prakash

doi:10.1080/09733159.2020.1840060

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“…One of the researchers writing about maritime safety is R. A. V Suárez et al [ 21 ] who stated that maritime security is a safety condition resulted from an activity carried out in the maritime sector through nation-state actions and strategies which are implemented to eliminate, to reduce or to mitigate risks and threats that will/may arise. In addition, the author who focuses on maritime safety and maritime domain awareness is Prakash Gopal [ 61 ] entitled “Maritime domain awareness and India's maritime Security strategy: Role, effectiveness and the way ahead”. Furthermore, other authors publishing research papers related to Automatic Identification, Automation, Maritime Domain Aware, Maritime Safety, Maritime Transportation, Monitoring, Navigation, Remote Sensing, Safety, Vessel and Waterway Transportation are Kosai & Unesaki [ 63 ], G.A.…”

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A bibliometric analysis of maritime security policy: Research trends and future agenda

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Sabilla

et al. 2024

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A bibliometric analysis of maritime security policy: Research trends and future agenda

Kismartini,

Yusuf,

Sabilla

et al. 2024

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Maritime Security Cooperation Between India and Indonesia: Imperatives, Status and Prospects

Gopal

Alverdian²

2021

India Quarterly

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India and Indonesia are two key emerging economies in the Indo-Pacific region—both with a strong reliance on the maritime domain for sustained economic growth. After a relatively tumultuous phase in their bilateral relations during the Cold War, the countries have embarked on a path of reconciliation and developing stronger ties. During this phase, there has understandably been a strong focus on enhancing maritime security cooperation between them, so as to obtain positive bilateral and regional outcomes. This has gained impetus in recent years with congruence of thought at the political level in both New Delhi and Jakarta. However, the many institutional mechanisms developed over the years have not been as effective in engendering tangible security outcomes in the region. Both countries—and indeed the Indo-Pacific region—would decidedly benefit from focusing on key areas of cooperation in maritime security that promise mutually beneficial operational outcomes and the prospect of establishing long-term cooperative mechanisms in the Indo-Pacific region.

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Maritime domain awareness and India's maritime security strategy: Role, effectiveness and the way ahead

Cited by 2 publications

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A bibliometric analysis of maritime security policy: Research trends and future agenda

A bibliometric analysis of maritime security policy: Research trends and future agenda

Maritime Security Cooperation Between India and Indonesia: Imperatives, Status and Prospects

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