Dr Suresh R. is Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Kerala, Kariavattom Campus, Thiruvanathapuram, Kerala.

• Preface Contributors Introduction PART -I National Security: The Changing Dimensions 1. Non-Traditional Concept of National Security: A Traditional View Nalini Kant Jha 2. Changing Dimensions of National Security: The Human Perspective Navniit Gandhi 3. India's National Security: Concerns and Strategies Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai 4. The Indian Ocean Region and Changing Security Dynamics Anu Unny PART -II India's Maritime Security Concerns 5. Maritime Coastal Security Concerns M P Muralidharan 6. Coastal Security in India: Challenges and Policy Concerns after 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attacks Rajesh Kunayil 7. Five Years Since 26/11: Is India's Coastal Border Really Secure? Shyna V V & Khursheed Ahmad Wani 8. Chinese Presence in Gwadar & Its Impact on India's Maritime Security Sudhir Singh 9. Maritime Rivalry And Energy Security: India And The South China Sea Dispute C.Vinodan PART -III India's Maritime Security: The Policy Options 10. India's Maritime Security: The Policy Options 123 B. Vivekanandan 11. Maritime Security: An Indian Perspective 130 K. R. Singh 12. Oceanic and Coastal Security Imperatives for India 140 R S Vasan 13. Coast Guard and Indian Naval Diplomacy 154 P. V. Rao 14. India's Maritime Security Policy: Issues and Challenges in the 21st Century 162 Anil Kumar P PART -IV Coastal Security of India: A Coastal Community & Legal Perspective 15. Travails of Fishermen in the Palk Bay: A Possible Solution 171 V. Suryanarayan 16. Coastal Security Of Tamil Nadu: An Empirical Study To Elicit A Community Perspective S.Utham Kumar Jamadhagni 17. Coastal Security of India: The Role of Coastal Community Suresh R & Rakhee Viswambharan 18. Piracy, Use of Force And Criminal Jurisdiction: An Analysis of Enrica Lexie Case In The Light of International Conventions, Guidelines And National Legislations Sandeep Menon N.

Dr Suresh R. is Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Kerala, Kariavattom Campus, Thiruvanathapuram, Kerala.

• Preface Contributors Introduction PART -I National Security: The Changing Dimensions 1. Non-Traditional Concept of National Security: A Traditional View Nalini Kant Jha 2. Changing Dimensions of National Security: The Human Perspective Navniit Gandhi 3. India's National Security: Concerns and Strategies Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai 4. The Indian Ocean Region and Changing Security Dynamics Anu Unny PART -II India's Maritime Security Concerns 5. Maritime Coastal Security Concerns M P Muralidharan 6. Coastal Security in India: Challenges and Policy Concerns after 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attacks Rajesh Kunayil 7. Five Years Since 26/11: Is India's Coastal Border Really Secure? Shyna V V & Khursheed Ahmad Wani 8. Chinese Presence in Gwadar & Its Impact on India's Maritime Security Sudhir Singh 9. Maritime Rivalry And Energy Security: India And The South China Sea Dispute C.Vinodan PART -III India's Maritime Security: The Policy Options 10. India's Maritime Security: The Policy Options 123 B. Vivekanandan 11. Maritime Security: An Indian Perspective 130 K. R. Singh 12. Oceanic and Coastal Security Imperatives for India 140 R S Vasan 13. Coast Guard and Indian Naval Diplomacy 154 P. V. Rao 14. India's Maritime Security Policy: Issues and Challenges in the 21st Century 162 Anil Kumar P PART -IV Coastal Security of India: A Coastal Community & Legal Perspective 15. Travails of Fishermen in the Palk Bay: A Possible Solution 171 V. Suryanarayan 16. Coastal Security Of Tamil Nadu: An Empirical Study To Elicit A Community Perspective S.Utham Kumar Jamadhagni 17. Coastal Security of India: The Role of Coastal Community Suresh R & Rakhee Viswambharan 18. Piracy, Use of Force And Criminal Jurisdiction: An Analysis of Enrica Lexie Case In The Light of International Conventions, Guidelines And National Legislations Sandeep Menon N.