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UNITED STATES PORT SECURITY IN THE WAR ON TERRORISM: EMPLOYING COMMERCIAL OFF-THE-SHELF AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES TO EXTEND THE SECURITY ZONE AROUND U.S. PORTS.

Stephen T Makrinos

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Key concepts: Port (circuit theory), Terrorism, Computer security, Engineering, Political science, Computer science, Law, Electrical engineering

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