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This essay explores the strategic implications that the fight against piracy off Somalia has for the international commu nity. After giving a summary of what maritime security is, the essay explores how to deal with the threat, surveys the actors, and looks into who can and who is willing to act, and how. Using the case of Somalia as an example, it sketches the realities of 21st century international power relations and outlines the emerging hazards to the global system's stability. The article also addresses the issue of whether piracy and maritime terrorism should be considered as two sides of one coin, or merely two completely sepa rate issues for security policy-makers.

Multipolarity Under the Magnifying-Glass: Establishing Maritime Security Off the Horn of Africa