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Guidance for Shipowners, Ship Operators and Masters on the Protection of Ships from Terrorism and Sabotage

NCJ Number

193971

Date Published

November 2001

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How Vulnerable is U.S. Port and Maritime Security?

NCJ Number

193248

Journal

Jane's Terrorism & Security Monitor

Date Published

October 2002

Terrorism and Drug Trafficking: Responsibilities for Developing Explosives and Narcotics Detection Technologies

NCJ Number

167192

Date Published

1997

Publication Link

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PROTECTING A BUCCANEER'S BOOTY

NCJ Number

143545

Journal

Security Management

Date Published

1993

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND LIABILITY FOR PUBLIC-SECTOR POLICE: AIRPORTS, PORT AUTHORITIES, PUBLIC MEDICAL FACILITIES, PUBLIC COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES

NCJ Number

142658

Date Published

1992

Terrorism in the 90's: The Skull and Crossbone Still Flies

NCJ Number

125366

Journal

Police Chief

Date Published

1990

Barriers to Port Security

NCJ Number

123302

Journal

Journal of Security Administration

Date Published

1989

Threat From Below

NCJ Number

114519

Journal

Security Management

Date Published

1988

Precautions that Shipowners Could Take to Protect Their Vessels (From Violence at Sea, P 169-174, 1986, Brian A H Parritt, ed. - See NCJ-105206)

NCJ Number

105214

Date Published

1986