Globalization and Maritime Power
Published on 9. October 2020
708 pages
978-1-83974-613-0 (ISBN)
Description
Globalization and Maritime Power focuses on the direct impact of globalization on naval forces and the maritime aspects of commerce and international relations. It seeks to translate what we have learned about the phenomenon of globalization into the language of strategy and defense policy. This book uses a general knowledge of globalization to deduce its impact on the maritime world, and applies inductive reasoning to the maritime impacts of defense planning. Its intent is to provide national security leaders with analyses applicable to the future security environment.-Print ed.
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Content
- Intro
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- DEDICATION
- Illustrations
- Tables
- Figures
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 - Globalization and Sea Power: Overview and Context
- Part I-Globalization and the Security Environment
- Chapter 2-Characteristics and Requirements of the Evolving Security Environment
- Chapter 3-Geopolitics versus Globalization
- Chapter 4-Transnational Threats and Maritime Responses
- Chapter 5-Global Terrorism, Strategy, and Naval Forces
- Part II-Economic Issues and Maritime Strategy
- Chapter 6-Market Effects of Naval Presence in a Globalized World: A Research Summary
- Chapter 7-Globalization of Maritime Commerce: The Rise of Hub Ports
- Chapter 8-Sea Lane Security and U.S. Maritime Trade: Chokepoints as Scarce Resources
- Chapter 9-Economic and Strategic Implications of Ice-Free Arctic Seas
- Chapter 10-Asia's Energy Future: The Military-Market Link
- Chapter 11-The Globalization of the Defense Sector? Naval Industrial Cases and Issues
- Part III-International Politics and Maritime Alliances and Coalitions
- Chapter 12-The International Law of the Sea in a Globalized World
- Chapter 13-Beyond Integration: Globalization and Maritime Power from a European Perspective
- Chapter 14-Implications for Multinational Naval Doctrine
- Chapter 15-Naval Overseas Presence in the New U.S. Defense Strategy
- Part IV-Globalization and Naval Operations
- Chapter 16-From Effects-Based Operations to Effects-Based Deterrence: Military Planning and Concept Development
- Chapter 17-Globalization under the Sea
- Chapter 18-Globalization and Naval Aviation
- Chapter 19-Globalization and Surface Warfare
- Chapter 20-Mine Warfare and Globalization: Low-Tech Warfare in a High-Tech World
- Chapter 21-Expeditionary and Amphibious Warfare
- Chapter 22-A Marine Corps for a Global Century: Expeditionary Maneuver Brigades
- Chapter 23-Homeland Security: Implications for the Coast Guard
- Chapter 24-Naval Contributions to National Missile Defense
- Part V-Globalization and Force Structure
- Chapter 25-The Navy in an Anti-access World
- Chapter 26-Globalization of Anti-access Strategies?
- Chapter 27-The Future of American Naval Power: Propositions and Recommendations
- Chapter 28-A Naval Operational Architecture for Global Tactical Operations
- Chapter 29-The Navy before and after September 11
- What Will Future Evolutions of the Navy Have to Do with Globalization?
- Chapter 30-Will Globalization Sink the Navy?
- A View from the Roaring '90s
- Conclusion: An Agenda for Research, a Menu for Choice
- Bibliography
- About the Editor
