The Best of Times, the Worst of Times 2005
DOI: 10.1142/9789812775191_0002
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The Best of Times, the Worst of Times: The Global Maritime Outlook 2004

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“…It explicitly states that “information sharing with other states or acting against a threat remains voluntary and sovereign for each participating nation” (USPACOM, , , p. 1). It did not specify any requirements for Indonesia to purchase new equipment nor did it oblige Indonesia to undergo significant policy changes at the national level (Boutilier, , p. 27; USPACOM, ). Indonesia already has the necessary infrastructure to participate in counter sea robbery cooperation with other states, including the United States.…”
Section: Indonesia's Rejection Of the Rmsimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It explicitly states that “information sharing with other states or acting against a threat remains voluntary and sovereign for each participating nation” (USPACOM, , , p. 1). It did not specify any requirements for Indonesia to purchase new equipment nor did it oblige Indonesia to undergo significant policy changes at the national level (Boutilier, , p. 27; USPACOM, ). Indonesia already has the necessary infrastructure to participate in counter sea robbery cooperation with other states, including the United States.…”
Section: Indonesia's Rejection Of the Rmsimentioning
confidence: 99%