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Seehäfen als neuralgische Zonen der kritischen Infrastruktur: Sicherheitstechnologische Lösungen und Arbeitsplätze am Beispiel des Hamburger Hafens [BICC Working paper]

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The port of Hamburg is the largest port in Germany, the third-largest port in Europe and, as the second largest container terminal in Europe, is one of the nine largest container terminals in the world (Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung, 2001). This study offers a comprehensive insight into the job potential of the port of Hamburg on the one hand and discusses security technology questions and the threat potential by means of a few selected companies on the other.

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Hartmut Küchle

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@misc{Küchle2008,
  Title = {Seehäfen als neuralgische Zonen der kritischen Infrastruktur: Sicherheitstechnologische Lösungen und Arbeitsplätze am Beispiel des Hamburger Hafens},
  Author = {Küchle, Hartmut},
  Year = {2008},
  Publisher = {BICC},
  Abstract = {The port of Hamburg is the largest port in Germany, the third-largest port in Europe and, as the second largest container terminal in Europe, is one of the nine largest container terminals in the world (Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung, 2001). This study offers a comprehensive insight into the job potential of the port of Hamburg on the one hand and discusses security technology questions and the threat potential by means of a few selected companies on the other.&nbsp;},
}

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TY  - RPRT
AU  - Küchle, Hartmut
TI  - Seehäfen als neuralgische Zonen der kritischen Infrastruktur: Sicherheitstechnologische Lösungen und Arbeitsplätze am Beispiel des Hamburger Hafens
PY  - 2008
PB  - BICC
AB  - The port of Hamburg is the largest port in Germany, the third-largest port in Europe and, as the second largest container terminal in Europe, is one of the nine largest container terminals in the world (Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung, 2001). This study offers a comprehensive insight into the job potential of the port of Hamburg on the one hand and discusses security technology questions and the threat potential by means of a few selected companies on the other.&nbsp;
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