Twenty-First Century Seapower: Cooperation and Conflict at Sea
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Machine Generated Contents Note: 1.introduction -- 2.the National Security Of Secondary Maritime Powers Within The Classic European States System / Øystein Tunsjø / Robert S. Ross / Peter Dutton -- 3.geography And Seapower / Rolf Hobson / Tom Kristiansen -- 4.conflict At Sea: How It Happens And How It Can Be Avoided / Jakub Grygiel -- 5.the Boundaries And Directions Of China's Seapower / Xu Qiyu -- 6.india's Growing Maritime Power: Roots, Objectives And Long-term Plans / Shi Xiaoqin -- 7.russia's Naval Ambitions: Driving Forces And Constraints / Arun Prakash -- 8.reluctant Seapower: Geopolitics In Asia And Japan's Maritime Strategy / Katarzyna Zysk -- 9.defense Of The System: Changing The Geometry Of Great Power Competition / Tetsuo Kotani -- 10.nato: War Fighting, Naval Diplomacy And Multilateral Cooperation At Sea / Robert G. Rubel -- 11.china's Maritime Security Policy Making And Maritime Confidence-building Measures / Geoffrey Till -- 12.countering Piracy And Armed Robbery In Asia: A Study Of Two Areas / Ren Xiaofeng -- 13.applying The Brakes To Naval Rivalry In The Western Pacific: An Agenda For U.s.-china Maritime Partnership / Catherine Zara Raymond -- 14.law Of The Sea For The Twenty-first Century / Michael Chase / Lyle Goldstein -- 15.freedom Of The Seas And The Law Of The Sea: A Chinese Perspective / Peter Dutton -- 16.confidence-building Measures And Non-traditional Security Cooperation / Wu Jilu / Zhang Haiwen. Edited By Peter Dutton, Robert S. Ross And Øystein Tunsjø. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This volume investigates the evolving dynamics of maritime power in the twenty-first century, specifically focusing on the tension between cooperative security frameworks and the resurgence of great power competition at sea. Edited by Peter Dutton, Robert S. Ross, and Øystein Tunsjø, the work compiles contributions from a diverse group of international scholars and security experts. The text examines how geography, national security objectives, and international law influence the naval strategies of major powers, including the United States, China, India, and Russia. By analyzing both traditional war-fighting capabilities and non-traditional security challenges, the authors provide a comprehensive framework for understanding modern naval rivalry.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Analysis of maritime strategy and naval ambitions for major global powers including China, India, Russia, and Japan.
- Examination of the Law of the Sea and its role in regulating modern maritime disputes.
- Case studies on non-traditional security threats such as piracy and armed robbery at sea.
- Frameworks for confidence-building measures and multilateral cooperation to mitigate naval rivalry in the Western Pacific.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Experts identify this collection as a foundational resource for understanding the intersection of geography and contemporary naval policy. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a rigorous reference for students and practitioners of international security.
Page Count:
344
Publication Date:
2012-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203119770
ISBN-13:
9780203119778
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