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Conclusion: Governing the Maritime—Providing International Assistancecountries rely on or aspire to create. Finally, the editors reflect on the framework more generally by contextualising the results of the book in the wider debates on maritime security and the international relations of the sea.

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Israel: Traditional Approaches to Securitizing the Maritime Domainng to the security questions in Israel’s maritime domain. As expected, these mostly revolve around the navy. The chapter concludes with some reflections on the challenges and opportunities in a maritime security sector which is so heavily dominated by the navy.

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