Notice: Use of undefined constant WP_BB_VERSION - assumed 'WP_BB_VERSION' in /usr/local/www/hfncenter/cms/modules/bad-behavior-core.php on line 8
Initiative on Security and Globalization Effects | Security and Development in Global Context
Skip navigation.
Home

Sixth Security Workshop: Globalization and Maritime Security

Jul 29 2008 - 7:30am
Jul 31 2008 - 5:00pm
Etc/GMT

Marriott Crystal Gateway Hotel, Washington DC

Global Security Workshop website
Website

Two tracks: GLOBALIZATION and MARITIME SECURITY

Globalization Challenges

We have identified three general research areas in which to build collaborative proposals:
1. Globalization systems,
2. Shocks, trends and prevention, and
3. Leadership development for complex environments

Challenges of Maritime Security

Our goal for the Maritime Security focus will be to advance research in the following three areas:
1. Port Security,
2. Global Maritime Partnerships, and
3. Security in Straits

The POC in the Washington DC office is Maria Idriss-Guirreh. she can be reached at 703-413-3988.

Call for Research - Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute

Research and education collaboration with the PKSOI to identify topics and study lessons of stability operations linked to this page, including RESEARCH TOPICS list.

Integrated Training and Education Workshop

Sep 23 2008 - 7:00am
Sep 25 2008 - 12:15pm
Etc/GMT

Gettysburg, PA.

Maritime Security

Research in hastily formed networks, advanced sensors, sensor and data fusion, C4I, etc.

Security and Globalization

Rethinking security in the context of globalization

Globalization and Maritime Security Workshop

A collection of information pertaining to the 2008 workshop held in Virginia in July 2008

Curriculum Development

Curriculum Development

6th Security Workshop - Abstracts (Globalization)

This attachment contains the abstracts for the 6th Security Workshop globalization track.

Center for Complex Operations (CCO)

The CCO is a Department of Defense led collaborative effort with the Department of State and United States Agency for International Development. The organization is a developing 'community of practice' of civilian and military complex operations training and education institutions and practitioners. Complex operations consist of counterinsurgency; stability, security, transition and reconstruction operations; and irregular warfare. The CCO's goal is to enhance the U.S.

Climate Change-Induced Migration and the Future of the Pacific Region- Presented by Justin Locke at NPS in Monterey, CA

Jun 3 2008 - 12:00pm
Jun 3 2008 - 1:00pm
Etc/GMT

Justin Locke with the assistance of Ambassador David L. Lyon (Ret.) will be discussing Climate Change-Induced Migration and the Future of the Pacific Region.