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The Proliferation Security Initiative—Cornerstone Of A New International Norm, Joel A. Doolin
The Proliferation Security Initiative—Cornerstone Of A New International Norm, Joel A. Doolin
Naval War College Review
The Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI), launched in 2003, is an international effort to limit the spread of weapons of mass destruction to rogue states and terrorists. With sixteen core member states and some sixty cooperating nations, it enjoys today many advantages of law and organization in coastal waters, but it lacks useful authority to interdict WMD on the high seas. PSI itself, however, represents an opportunity to alter international law and fill that critical gap.
President’S Forum, Jacob L. Shuford
From The Editors, Carnes Lord
Full Spring 2006 Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Full Spring 2006 Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
How Many Countries Does It Take To Make A Thousand-Ship Navy?, Derek S. Reveron
How Many Countries Does It Take To Make A Thousand-Ship Navy?, Derek S. Reveron
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Strategy And The Strategic Way Of Thinking, Mackubin Thomas Owens
Strategy And The Strategic Way Of Thinking, Mackubin Thomas Owens
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Moderator’S Report—Legal Experts’ Workshop On The Future Global Legal Order, Craig H. Allen
Moderator’S Report—Legal Experts’ Workshop On The Future Global Legal Order, Craig H. Allen
Naval War College Review
A group of international legal experts gathered at the Naval War College in late 2006 to consider the probable shape of the global legal order in 2020—the environment in which the maritime strategy the U.S. Navy is now formulating would operate.
Globalization Of Navy Shipbuilding—A Key To Affordability For A New Maritime Strategy, Robert J. White
Globalization Of Navy Shipbuilding—A Key To Affordability For A New Maritime Strategy, Robert J. White
Naval War College Review
Can the U.S. Navy realistically build the ships it expects to need with the money it expects to receive? Not if the new ships will cost what they do now—but there is a better way.
Building Partners’ Capacity—The Thousand-Ship Navy, Ronald E. Ratcliff
Building Partners’ Capacity—The Thousand-Ship Navy, Ronald E. Ratcliff
Naval War College Review
Nearly two years after a bold proposal of a “thousand-ship navy,” little progress seems to have been made in constituting it. Part of the reason is that the U.S. Navy does not seem to appreciate how the idea looks to many nations whose navies might participate.
New Directions In Maritime Strategy?—Implications For The U.S. Navy, Geoffrey Till
New Directions In Maritime Strategy?—Implications For The U.S. Navy, Geoffrey Till
Naval War College Review
The defense of the system requires a range of naval tasks that covers much of the spectrum of conflict, a range that seems to be getting ever wider. The resultant strategies are a blend of cooperative and competitive approaches in policy, since the two are no more mutually exclusive in maritime-strategy making than they are in international political life.
Two Hundred Years Of Preemption, George H. Quester
Two Hundred Years Of Preemption, George H. Quester
Naval War College Review
Preemption and preventive war have a mixed history in terms of moral acceptance. The strongest condemnation dates from 1918, not 1945. Nonetheless, the world’s experiences before 1914 and since 1938 suggest that it may have to live with, and make the best of, such options.
President’S Forum—Our Citizen-Sailors And Professional Military Education, Jacob L. Shuford
President’S Forum—Our Citizen-Sailors And Professional Military Education, Jacob L. Shuford
Naval War College Review
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Autumn 2007 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Autumn 2007 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Index Of Volume 59, Carnes Lord
Realistic Visionary: A Portrait Of George Washington, William M. Calhoun, Peter R. Henriques
Realistic Visionary: A Portrait Of George Washington, William M. Calhoun, Peter R. Henriques
Naval War College Review
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The Battle Of Heliogoland Bight And Distant Victory: The Battle Of Jutland And The Allied Triumph In The First World War, Holger H. Herwig, Eric W. Osborne, Daniel Allen Butler
The Battle Of Heliogoland Bight And Distant Victory: The Battle Of Jutland And The Allied Triumph In The First World War, Holger H. Herwig, Eric W. Osborne, Daniel Allen Butler
Naval War College Review
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A Leader Born, Thomas Zelibor, Alton Keith Gilbert
A Leader Born, Thomas Zelibor, Alton Keith Gilbert
Naval War College Review
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The Development Of British Naval Thinking: Essays In Memory Of Bryan Ranft, Paul Kennedy, Geoffrey Till
The Development Of British Naval Thinking: Essays In Memory Of Bryan Ranft, Paul Kennedy, Geoffrey Till
Naval War College Review
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The Battle For Leyte, 1944: Allied And Japanese Plans, Preparations, And Execution, Donald M. Goldstein, Milan Vego
The Battle For Leyte, 1944: Allied And Japanese Plans, Preparations, And Execution, Donald M. Goldstein, Milan Vego
Naval War College Review
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Bioethics And Armed Conflict: Moral Dilemmas Of Medicine And War, Arthur M. Smith, Michael L. Gross
Bioethics And Armed Conflict: Moral Dilemmas Of Medicine And War, Arthur M. Smith, Michael L. Gross
Naval War College Review
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Targeted Killing And The Law Of Armed Conflict, Gary Solis
Targeted Killing And The Law Of Armed Conflict, Gary Solis
Naval War College Review
Targeted killing is not the battlefield killing of combatants by opposing combatants or the assassination of an individual for political purposes. But in a new age of nonstate actors engaged in transnational terrorist violence, it has become a new reality, and the law of armed conflict should recognize it.
On Major Naval Operations, Milan Vego
On Major Naval Operations, Milan Vego
Naval War College Review
Western naval theoreticians and planners in recent years have neglected the study of major naval operations, of the sort carried out by the U.S. Navy in World War II. But it would be dangerous to assume that major naval operations are of simply historical interest; they should be thought about more systematically.
A Bimodal Force For The National Maritime Strategy, Wayne P. Hughes Jr.
A Bimodal Force For The National Maritime Strategy, Wayne P. Hughes Jr.
Naval War College Review
A “bimodal” national military strategy would have two, and only two, objectives: first, the capabilities to deal with a peer competitor, and second, the means to conduct several small operations concurrently. What capabilities would the naval forces need? Would they cost no more than our present capabilities? Would this bimodal force be capable of dealing with other situations?
Notes Toward A New Maritime Strategy, George W. Baer
Notes Toward A New Maritime Strategy, George W. Baer
Naval War College Review
A strategy, argues a distinguished Naval War College scholar, will show the maritime services what they are to protect, what they are to pursue, and for what they are to prepare. A new maritime strategy will express the way the nation sees itself in respect to the world ocean and declare what the fleet can do about it.
President’S Forum—An International Forum For Operational And Strategic Leadership, Jacob L. Shuford
President’S Forum—An International Forum For Operational And Strategic Leadership, Jacob L. Shuford
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Full Spring 2007 Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Full Spring 2007 Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Right-Sizing The People’S Liberation Army: Exploring The Contours Of China’S Military, Andrew S. Erickson, Roy Kamphausen, Andrew Scobell
Right-Sizing The People’S Liberation Army: Exploring The Contours Of China’S Military, Andrew S. Erickson, Roy Kamphausen, Andrew Scobell
Naval War College Review
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Asymmetric Warfare: Threat And Response In The 21st Century, Richard Norton, Rod Thornton
Asymmetric Warfare: Threat And Response In The 21st Century, Richard Norton, Rod Thornton
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Salvaging American Defense: The Challenge Of Strategic Overstretch, Peter Dombrowski, Anthony Cordesman
Salvaging American Defense: The Challenge Of Strategic Overstretch, Peter Dombrowski, Anthony Cordesman
Naval War College Review
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Eastern Exit—Rescue “. . . From The Sea”, Gary J. Ohls
Eastern Exit—Rescue “. . . From The Sea”, Gary J. Ohls
Naval War College Review
Operation EASTERN EXIT, the January 1991 evacuation of the U.S. embassy in Mogadishu, Somalia, was an early and improvised, but highly successful, application of the expeditionary concepts devised to meet the emerging (dis)order of the post–Cold War world.