U.S. Coast Guard: Cultural Competence, Drug Interdiction, and Arctic Challenges

$170.00

Eleanor Vance (Editor)

Series: Defense, Security and Strategies
BISAC: POL069000; POL012000

The Coast Guard is uniquely positioned as the only military service capable of conducting maritime law enforcement operations. Under its authorities, the Coast Guard is actively engaged in missions related to drug interdiction, migrant interdiction, and the protection of natural resources from harmful activities such as IUU fishing. It conducts these missions within the territorial waters and exclusive economic zone of the United States, on the high seas, and in foreign territorial waters when operating under agreements with allies and partner nations. This book addresses issues related to the Coast Guard’s missions.

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Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1. Coast Guard Academy Assessment of Cultural Competence: Implementation Plan
U.S. Coast Guard

Chapter 2. Guardians of the Sea: Examining Coast Guard Efforts in Drug Enforcement, Illegal Migration, and IUU Fishing
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

Chapter 3. Coast Guard: Actions Needed to Address Persistent Challenges Hindering Efforts to Counter Illicit Maritime Drug Smuggling
Heather MacLeod

Chapter 4. Coast Guard: Complete Performance and Operational Data Would Better Clarify Arctic Resource Needs
United States Government Accountability Office

Chapter 5. Expanding Opportunities, Challenges, and Threats in the Arctic: A Focus on the U.S. Coast Guard Arctic Strategic Outlook
Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation

Index

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