Category: Maritime Security Cooperation

Indian Ocean Region · Indo-Pacific · Maritime Security Cooperation · Sri Lanka · Uncategorized

Maritime Connections between New Zealand and Sri Lanka

Bhagya Senaratne, Ph.D.Leave a comment

My latest article titled “Maritime Connections between New Zealand and Sri Lanka: Connected by Empire, Separated by Distance” a joint paper with Dr. Germana Nicklin from Massey University, New Zealand, which was published in the National Security Journal, can be accessed via:https://nationalsecurityjournal.nz/maritime-connections-between-new-zealand-and-sri-lanka-connected-by-empire-separated-by-distance/ Abstract of the paper

Indian Ocean Region · Maritime Domain Awareness · Maritime Security Cooperation · Non-Traditional Security

Maritime Security Cooperation: From Mistrust to Trust in the Indian Ocean Region

Bhagya Senaratne, Ph.D.Leave a comment

Home to one fifth of the world’s waterbody, the Indian Ocean is abundant with a variety of mineral and biological resources. As the ocean space housing one of the world’s busiest shipping routes, it is crucial that its natural resources and its environment are safeguarded. Historically, this ocean space has been an area of great…… Continue reading Maritime Security Cooperation: From Mistrust to Trust in the Indian Ocean Region