Homeland Security Briefs (HL Briefs)
HLSIA Security Briefs (HL Briefs) are concisely written reports dealing with complex security issues. The briefings are prepared in PDF format designed for quality presentation and easy download (members only). They contain up-to-date information on important aspects of homeland security policy and novel cost-effective technologies. HL Briefs are written for those who wish be well informed as well as effectively inform others. Briefs contain footnote references, compelling graphs and extensive annotated bibliographies to allow the user to research more deeply in areas of specific interest.
2005 Spring Edition
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HL-01 Safeguarding International TradeDonald C. Masters, PhDSynopsis: Since 9/11 there has been a concerted effort to improve ship and port security. The US launched three important initiatives designed to tighten security while expediting legitimate trade. In addition, the International Maritime Organization has expanded SOLAS to incorporate the International Ship and Port Security (ISPS) code which commits member states to enhanced security measures effective July 2004. This brief describes the programs now in effect and discusses technologies along with compliance costs affecting the international shipping community. |
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