Contents
 
 
Preface  
Vice Admiral Paul G. Gaffney II, USN
 xvii
 
Acknowledgements xix
 
 
Introduction xxi

Sam J. Tangredi

  
   
CHAPTER ONE  
Globalization and Sea Power: Overview and Context 1

Sam J. Tangredi

  
   

Part 1—Globalization and the Security Environment
   
CHAPTER TWO  
Characteristics and Requirements of the Evolving Security Environment 25

Frank G. Hoffman and Sam J. Tangredi

  
   
CHAPTER THREE  
Geopolitics versus Globalization 41
Douglas E. Streusand
 
CHAPTER FOUR
Transnational Threats and Maritime Responses 57

Kimberley L. Thachuk and Sam J. Tangredi
 
CHAPTER FIVE
Global Terrorism, Strategy, and Naval Forces 27

Randall G. Bowdish
 

Part II—Economic Issues and Maritime Strategy
 
CHAPTER SIX
Market Effects of Naval Presence in a Globalized World: A Research Summary 103

Robert E. Looney
 
CHAPTER SEVEN
Globalization of Maritime Commerce: The Rise of Hub Ports 133

Daniel Y. Coulter
 
CHAPTER EIGHT
Sea Lane Security and U.S. Maritime Trade: Chokepoints as Scarce Resources 143

Donna J. Nincic
 
CHAPTER NINE
Economic and Strategic Implications of Ice-Free Arctic Seas 171

Jessie C. Carman
   
CHAPTER TEN  
Asia's Energy Future: The Military-Market Link 189

Thomas P.M. Barnett

  
   
CHAPTER ELEVEN  
The Globalization of the Defense Sector? Naval Industrial Cases and Issues 201

Peter Dombrowski

  
   

Part III—International Politics and Maritime Alliances and Coalitions
   
CHAPTER TWELVE  
The International Law of the Sea in a Globalized World 221

Daniel Moran
   
CHAPTER THIRTEEN  
Beyond Integration: Globalization and Maritime Power from a European Perspective 241

James H. Bergeron

  
   
CHAPTER FOURTEEN  
Implications for Multinational Naval Doctrine 259

James J. Tritten

  
   
CHAPTER FIFTEEN  
Naval Overseas Presence in the New U.S. Defense Strategy 281

Richard L. Kugler

  
   

Part IV—Globalization and Naval Operations

  
   
CHAPTER SIXTEEEN  
From Effects-Based Operations to Effects-Based Deterrence: Military Planning and Concept Development 309

Edward A. Smith, Jr.

  
   
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN  
Globalization under the Sea 337

William J. Holland Jr.

  
   
CHAPTER EIGHTEEEN  
Globalization and Naval Aviation 357

J. Kevin Mattonen

  
   
CHAPTER NINETEEN  
Globalization and Surface Warfare 373

Norman Friedman, James S. O'Brasky, and
Sam J. Tangredi

  
   
CHAPTER TWENTY  
Mine Warfare and Globalization: Low-Tech Warfare in a High-Tech World 389

Thomas R. Bernitt and Sam J. Tangredi

  
   
CHAPTER TWENTY ONE  
Expeditionary and Amphibious Warfare 405

George V. Galdorisi

  
   
CHAPTER TWENTY TWO  
A Marine Corps for a Global Century: Expeditionary Maneuver Brigades 427

Frank G. Hoffman

  
   
CHAPTER TWENTY THREE
Homeland Security: Implications for the Coast Guard 441

Edward Feege and Scott C. Truver

  
   
CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR  
Naval Contributions to National Missile Defense 455

Hans Binnendijk and George Stewart

  
   

Part V—Globalization and Force Structure

  
   
CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE  
The Navy in an Antiaccess World 473

Hans Binnendijk and George Stewart

  
   
CHAPTER TWENTY SIX  
Globalization of Antiaccess Strategies? 487

Norman Friedman

  
   
CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN  
The Future of American Naval Power: Propositions and Recommendations

Donald C.F. Daniel

 503
   
CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT  
A Naval Operational Architecture for Global Tactical Operations 517

J. Noel Williams and James S. O'Brasky

  
   
CHAPTER TWENTY NINE  
The Navy before and after September 11 535

Henry H. Gaffney

  
   
CHAPTER THIRTY  
Will Globalization Sink the Navy? 551

James J. Wirtz
   
Conclusion: An Agenda for Research, a Menu for Choice 563

Sam J. Tangredi
   
Bibliography a-m  
Bibliography n-z  
   
Index 601
   
About the Editor 613
 


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