About Book

Maritime Counter-Terrorism: A Pan-Asian Perspective" is an edited volume comprising contributions from experts and practitioners in the field of maritime security. The book addresses the vulnerabilities and capabilities of various Asian nations concerning maritime terrorism. It includes assessments of threat perceptions from countries such as India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, China, and Japan. The chapters delve into the roles of different security forces, including navies, air forces, armies, intelligence agencies, and police, in countering maritime terrorism. Additionally, the book discusses the activities of non-state actors like pirates and terrorist organizations operating in maritime domains. Relevance to the Current Era Maritime security remains a critical concern in today's globalized world, especially in regions like Southeast and South Asia, where strategic waterways are vital for international trade. The issues of piracy and maritime terrorism continue to pose significant threats. This book's comprehensive analysis of regional perspectives and counter-terrorism strategies offers valuable insights for policymakers, security professionals, and scholars interested in contemporary maritime security challenges. Final Verdict "Maritime Counter-Terrorism: A Pan-Asian Perspective" provides an in-depth examination of the multifaceted challenges associated with securing maritime domains in Asia. Its collection of expert analyses from various countries offers a holistic understanding of regional threats and responses. The book is a valuable resource for those seeking to comprehend the complexities of maritime counter-terrorism in the Asian context.