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Policy report

Denmark as a new security actor in the Gulf of Guinea

Publisher
Shipping Maritime law Maritime security
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Denmark as a new security actor in the Gulf of Guinea 8.86 MB
Description

After a decade of dedicated attention to Somali piracy in the Horn of Africa, the international community is focussing increasingly on the rising challenges of maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea. This includes Denmark. 

Recent Danish engagement in maritime security in the Global south has been consolidated in a series of strategies that have the overall objective of protecting Danish shipping interests. 

Publication Details
ISBN:
9788776059385
Copyright:
The authors and DIIS 2018
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
1 Feb 2019

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