Globalization and Maritime Security Workshop
Seventh Maritime Security Workshop 2009 - Call for Participation
This Security Workshop in Singapore on 15-17 July 2009 is the 7th in a series of Security meetings organized by Temasek Defence Systems Institute (TDSI), Singapore, Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), USA, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), USA. This year’s meeting will cover 7 research areas:
- Maritime Security
- Improvised Explosive Devices
- Free Electron Laser
- Energy Security
- Cyber Security
- Application of Simulation In Learning
- Application of Operations Research in Persistent Surveillance
**Deadline for applications extended to 4 May 2009 - see announcement, attached. Please RSVP to Leo Tin Boon (tdsleotb@nus.edu.sg) with copy to Tom Huynh (thuynh@nps.edu)
Globalization and Maritime Security 2008 Workshop Report -Released-
Goals and Objectives for the Security Workshop
• Provide a forum to bring researchers and sponsors together to share research and education interests
related to maritime security & globalization effects.
• Better comprehend the systems in which crises emerge, in order to shift awareness from a response
mode to a more proactive, predictive mode.
• Identify leadership competencies required to facilitate these shifts and manage change in complex
environments.
• Establish support, sponsorship, and follow-on activities for research ideas generated.
Pan Pacific Hotel Info - Maritime Security Workshop - Singapore July 2009
See the attached information about the Pan Pacific Hotel, for the workshop in July. Reservation process: Please download the reservation form from this URL and return it to the hotel:www.incose.org/symp2009/index.php All reservation at Pan Pacific Singapore must be received by the hotel by 29 June2009 (Singapore time). A block of rooms are sold on a first-come-first-served basissubject to availability.
NPS Hosts International Security Conference in Nation’s Capital
NPS Public Affairs News Article - Aug. 14, 2008
Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Kellie Arakawa
With guidance from the Cooperative Strategy for 21st Century Seapower, a new maritime strategy that stresses the importance of preventing wars as well as prevailing in them, Department of Defense leaders and international research representatives gathered at the 2008 Globalization and Maritime Security Conference in Washington, D.C., to examine critical globalization issues and international security challenges.
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Marc Ventresca, Leadership Amidst Ambiguity
"Leadership Amidst Ambiguity" was a presentation given by Marc Ventresca at the Security Workshop 2008, Theme: Globalization and Maritime Security in Washington, D.C., USA.
The file for the slides for the powerpoint presentation is attached.
Short Suspense FY08 Research Topics
Research is sought in the following topic areas in FY08:
* Alternative Energy
* climate change
* Literature search on coordinated cyberops
* The interagency process---who’s in charge?
* National Guard roles
* Total Force---Integrating the Guard and Reserve
* Cyberwar
* UAV/UAS CONOPS
* Electronic Warfare
FY 08 labor support is available for projects (some travel). However, there is good promise of 09 and 10 funding.
Faculty with interest and labor hours able are encouraged to propose the following kinds of short term work (1-3 week projects) in FY08:
Sixth Security Workshop: Globalization and Maritime Security
Marriott Crystal Gateway Hotel, Washington DC
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.
