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Routledge Naval Modernisation in South-East Asia - Cass Series

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Description

Explore the shifting maritime landscape with this edited volume from the Cass Series: Naval Policy and History. This book provides a detailed analysis of the naval arms race occurring across South-East Asia, examining the specific content, purposes, and consequences of regional naval policies and development. While much global attention remains fixed on the navies of the US, China, India, and Japan, this work expands the perspective to include the other navies of the Asia-Pacific region. Although smaller in scale, these maritime forces play a significant role in the regional balance of power. As the rise of naval capability in Asia-Pacific becomes a primary indicator of the rise of Asia, understanding these developments is essential. This text offers a deep look into how these naval advancements impact the political, economic, and strategic future of the world. It is a necessary resource for those studying military history, naval forces, and the evolving security dynamics of the South-East Asian region.

Key Features

Analyzes the naval arms race within South-East Asia to understand regional maritime shifts.

Reviews the specific naval policies and development strategies used by major regional countries.

Provides context on the rise of Asia-Pacific naval capabilities and their global importance.

Expands research beyond the big four navies to include smaller but significant regional forces.

Part of the Cass Series: Naval Policy and History for academic and professional study.

Examines the political, economic, and strategic consequences of modern naval development.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
31 July 2013
Listed Since
08 October 2012

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