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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"security cooperation"”.
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Security Cooperation Poorly Defined
<p>Security cooperation is a vital component to the national security of the United States. Despite this fact, insufficient military or academic attention has been applied to the subject. The academic and professional void created by this inattention has led academic, journalistic, and military …
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EU security cooperation and the transatlantic relationship
… has been at the top of the foreign policy and security agenda both of the United States and the European Union. This dissertation intends to examine the state of this relationship in view of the recent developments of the EU's security and defence policy (ESDP). The dissertation will first …
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U.S.–INDONESIA MARITIME SECURITY COOPERATION: EXERCISE CARAT, 2018–2024
… and a change in policy that emphasizes U.S. security cooperation with its allies and partners. This thesis evaluates U.S. naval security cooperation efforts with Indonesia and determines its impact on enhancing capability and interoperability. By analyzing U.S.–Indonesia Cooperation Afloat …
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Potential cost savings and cost avoidances associated with security cooperation training programs
In this project, I examine the current security cooperation and assistance efforts in the U.S. Africa Command area of responsibility with a particular focus on training of foreign military forces under 10 U.S. Code § 2282. Specifically, I analyze whether the cost of such training programs is …
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Building A Military Security Cooperation Regime in Northeast Asia: Feasibility and Design
… the feasibility and design of a military security cooperation regime in Northeast Asia consisting of the U.S., China, Japan, Russia and the two Koreas. The author undertook this research for two primary reasons: first, to determine why key actors in Northeast Asia have not yet developed …
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Looking For Leverage: Strategic Resources, Contentious Bargaining, and US-African Security Cooperation
… of the international relations literature on security alliances weaker states are rarely in a position to drive hard bargains with their more powerful allies. Yet African states, for example, do not simply endure what they must to be of service to powerful friends. They often attempt to use …
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Maritime security cooperation in the Gulf of Guinea: a role for cooperative sovereignty
Maritime security is a serious and ongoing concern to the Gulf of Guinea region. Interregional maritime security cooperation is of relatively recent origin and legislation, agreements and organisational infrastructure are still being developed. Previous research has identified a number of …
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STRENGTHENING U.S. SECURITY COOPERATION IN THE ASIAN-PACIFIC BY IMPROVING RELATIONS BETWEEN JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA: THE CASE OF CHILE-ARGENTINA AS A MODEL
… to seek means to improve future U.S. security cooperation in East Asia. By approaching the Japan–South Korea case from the post-war period, I develop the points of friction that inhibit their improved relations, from historical conflicts, military-to-military relations, and economic …
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Security cooperation as a way to stop the spread of nuclear weapons? : Nuclear nonproliferation policies of the United States towards the Federal Republic of Germany and Israel, 1945-1968
In my dissertation on 'Security Cooperation as a Way to Stop the Spread of Nu-clear Weapons? Nuclear Nonproliferation Policies of the United States towards the Federal Republic of Germany and Israel, 1945-1968', I study the use of security assistance as nonproliferation policy. I use insights of …
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Ganging up on Jolly Roger in Asia : International cooperation and maritime piracy
As non-traditional security threats such as terrorism and organized transnational crime gain greater prominence around the globe, the need for international cooperation against these non-state actors has consequently acquired greater urgency. Due to the cross-boundary nature of these activities, …
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Choosing to win: how SOF can better select partners for capacity building
The U.S. government relies heavily on security cooperation and security assistance programs to build partner-nation capacity as a means of furthering U.S. national security interests. Special Operations Forces (SOF) have contributed to this effort, particularly in the training and advising of …
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The impact of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on United States' security assistance to Southern Africa : a quantitative analysis
… United States government who approached regional security cooperation with a primarily minimalist approach. During the pre-9/11 years the United States did provide Southern African governments with some security sector assistance, primarily in direct military training and law enforcement …
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Evaluating competing theoretical perspectives on cooperation: the case study of Asean in the post-cold war era
… changes in international relations. The Cold War security system has collapsed and the old bipolar international system is crumbling. These changes are now central to political debates in international relations. Scholars have asked whether these new developments would lead to new modes of …
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The Future of the Transatlantic Security Relationship
Though security cooperation between Europe and the United States remains unique among geopolitical partners, burgeoning challenges like the Iraq War and War on Terror threaten to uproot the relationship. The individual needs of each society and differing strategic cultures complicate the alliance. …
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SOF regional engagement: an analysis of the effectiveness of current attempts to shape future battlefields
… how effective are current theater engagement / security cooperation plans at supporting US national interests. The examination of effectiveness focused on two theaters as case studies during the years 1998 through September 2001. This examination divided effectiveness down into two parts. The …
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The U.S. Army School of the Americas and U.S. National Interests in the 20th Century
… formalized to sustain Inter-American military cooperation. The enunciation of the Truman Doctrine and the Soviet Union's pledge to spread communism created a bipolar superpower conflict. As Cold War flashpoints arose such as the Berlin Blockade, the Korean War, the Cuban Revolution, the Cuban …
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Littoral combat vessels analysis and comparison of designs
… Ship with a surface warfare module, a National Security Cutter augmented with offensive and defensive weaponry, a "Sea Lance" inshore combat vessel, and a Combat Patrol Craft, a variant of the Cyclone class patrol craft augmented with offensive and defensive weaponry. Equal cost force structures …
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Collective Countermeasures and Regional Cooperation. Strengthening Cybersecurity in Qatar and the Gulf Cooperation Council
… the following question: How can the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) develop and implement collective countermeasures through regional cooperation in cybersecurity that align with international legal frameworks while addressing unique regional challenges? This study conducts an in-depth …
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The Impact of Iraq on Turkey-US Relations
… a specific focus on the parameters that enable security cooperation between Turkey and the US on Middle Eastern issues. It studies Turkey’s cooperative and non-cooperative relations with the US vis-à-vis Iraq in three major phases: During the 1990 Gulf Crisis and 1991 Gulf War and their …
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