Piracy on the high seas
By: Noah Berlatsky, book editor
Series: At issue. International politics; At issue
Publisher: Greenhaven Press; Praeger
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 127
ISBN-13: 9780737746525; 9780737746532; 9780313336966
Description: "This accessible, informative book will help teachers, parents, and practitioners make sense of current issues and controversies surrounding childhood disabilities." --from publisher's website.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Southeast Asian nations must coordinate anti-piracy efforts / Catherine Zara Raymond; title: Piracy in Southeast Asia has economic causes / Adam J. Young; title: Discreet U.S. aid is vital to fighting piracy in Southeast Asia / Ian Storey; title: Historical piracy provides lessons for dealing with today's Somali pirates / Virginia Lunsford; title: The international community cannot ignore piracy in Somalia / Aidan Hartley; title: Local fleets should handle Somali pirates / Peter Lehr; title: The Indian Navy should engage pirates who threaten Indian nationals / Nitin Pai; title: Military courts need to be established to deal with piracy / David B. Rivkin, Jr. and Lee A. Casey; title: The U.S. should reconfigure its Navy or Coast Guard to deal with piracy / Yoav Gortzak and Robert Farley; title: To fight piracy at sea, first fight lawlessness on land / Rama Anom Kurniawan; title: Somali "pirates" are actually trying to stop illegal dumping and fishing / Johann Hari; title: Terrorists and pirates are similar but not the same / Benerson Little; title: States can do little against maritime terrorism and piracy / William Langewiesche; title: The threat of maritime terrorism and piracy is exaggerated / Sam Bateman.