9.11 테러이후 말라카 해협을 중심으로 한 동남아 연안국들의 안보협력(석사학위/영문)

소개

9/11 테러이후 말라카해협의 해적활동과 예상되는 테러행위를 방지하기 위한 동남아 연안국(인도네시아, 말레이시아, 싱가포르)들의 안보협력과 향후 추진방향에 대한 영문 석사논문임.

목차

1. Introduction
2. Security Concerns in Malacca Straits since 9/11
3. Security Cooperation among littoral states since 9/11
4. Regional Responses to security cooperation in Malacca Straits
5. International Responses to security cooperation in Malacca Straits
6. Conclusion

본문내용

The thesis is concerned with security cooperation in the Strait of Malacca. It investigates the existing cooperation between the littoral states of Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore. At the same time, it also addresses the collaboration between the littoral states and user states (namely the United States, Japan and China). The question of foreign influences in the Strait of Malacca, particularly after the incident of 9/11, is also explored. The objective of this thesis is to examine the reasons why bilateral measures were supplemented by multilateral cooperation between the littoral states and the user states. Hence, it addresses to which extent the littoral states are able to maintain their independence from outside influences in terms of security cooperation.
Since the incident of 9/11, security cooperation among the littoral states has been enhanced. What is interesting is that these littoral states also acknowledge that they need assistance from foreign sources. Consequently, since 9/11 and the ‘War on Terror’, the littoral states have collaborated actively with the user states in maintaining the security of the Strait of Malacca. Initiatives such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore Surface Patrols (MSSP) and Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships (ReCAAP) reflect the cooperation between the user states and littoral states. However, the littoral states are still cautious in cooperating with the user states due to sovereignty issues. As such, the question of security in the Strait of Malacca still revolves mostly around unilateral measures taken by the littoral states.

참고자료

· Primary Sources
· Interviews and Personal Communication
· Military Officer, Embassy of Japan, Kuala Lumpur. [Personal Communication]. 11 January 2009.
· Military Officer, Embassy of the People`s Republic of China, Kuala Lumpur. [Interview]. 21 January 2009.
· Military Officer, Embassy of the Republic of Korea, Kuala Lumpur. [Personal Communication]. 7 January 2009.
· Military Officer, Embassy of Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. [Personal Communication]. 11 January 2009.
· Researcher, Centre for Maritime Security and Environment, Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA). [Personal Communication]. 3 March 2009.
· Research Fellow, Centre for Ocean Law and Policy, Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA). [Personal Communication]. 3 March 2009.
· Reports and Documents
· International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) International Maritime Bureau United Kingdom 2008. ICC International Maritime Bureau Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships - Annual Report 1 January - 31 December 2007. [Internet]. ICC International Maritime Bureau, UK. Available from: <www.southchinasea.org/docs/ICC-IMB-PRC-2007.pdf> [Accessed 8 January 2009].
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