Maritime Security in a Time of Challenge: Admiral Makarov State Maritime Academy (SMA) Facing the Challenges with Pride
I I Kostylev
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I I Kostylev
Abstract
This paper describes how the process for establishing a maritime security system in the Russian Federation began at the same time as the Inter-session working groups of the IMO Maritime Safety Committee. Most of the process had been achieved by the time Chapter X1.2 of SOLAS-74 and the ISPSC Code were accepted. The implementation of the new regulations was difficult due to the considerable size of the country and the remoteness of many marine regions.
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This paper describes how the process for establishing a maritime security system in the Russian Federation began at the same time as the Inter-session working groups of the IMO Maritime Safety Committee. Most of the process had been achieved by the time Chapter X1.2 of SOLAS-74 and the ISPSC Code were accepted. The implementation of the new regulations was difficult due to the considerable size of the country and the remoteness of many marine regions.
Key concepts: Pride, State (computer science), Session (web analytics), Maritime security, Process (computing), Political science, Operations research, Aeronautics