Fault lines in maritime security: Analysis of maritime boundary uncertainties in the Gulf of Guinea
RIS ID
82950
Abstract
The maritime domain of the Gulf of Guinea presents enormous opportunities for enhancing socio-economic development and human security in the region. However, there are increasing maritime security threats that affect the exploitation of coastal resources, the peaceful use of sea lines of communication as well as the stability of littoral states along the Gulf of Guinea. Dealing with these threats requires maritime security cooperation. This article argues that recent events show deepening boundary uncertainties that have the potential of inhibiting maritime security cooperation and causing regional instability.
Publication Details
K. Ali and B. M. Tsamenyi, 'Fault lines in maritime security: Analysis of maritime boundary uncertainties in the Gulf of Guinea' (2013) 22 (3) African Security Review 95-110.