Maritime Terrorism: Risk and Liability

Морской терроризм: риски и ответственность
Michael D. Greenberg, Peter Chalk, Henry H. Willis, Иван Иванович Хилько, David Ortiz
2006-01-01

civil liabilitydisruption of commercemaritime security vulnerabilitiesmaritime terrorismmaritime terrorist attacks
Though the historical occurrence of maritime terrorist attacks has been limited, maritime vessels and facilities may nevertheless be vulnerable to attack, with the potential for very significant consequences in the form of mass casualties, severe property damage, and disruption of commerce. This book explores maritime terrorism threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences, as well as the application of civil liability.
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Assessing maritime terrorism requires examining threats, vulnerabilities, and potential consequences across the maritime domain.
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Civil liability is an important legal issue in addressing the consequences of maritime terrorism.
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Maritime terrorist attacks could produce mass casualties, severe property damage, and substantial disruption of commerce.
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Maritime vessels and facilities may remain vulnerable to terrorist attacks despite the historically limited occurrence of such incidents.

maritime vessels and facilities

maritime terrorism threats, vulnerabilities, consequences, and the application of civil liability

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Michael D. Greenberg
Peter Chalk
Henry H. Willis
Иван Иванович Хилько
David Ortiz
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