Naval Policy and Strategy in the Mediterranean: Past, Present, and FutureJohn B. Hattendorf Taylor & Francis, 2000 - 445 pages Contains 19 contributions selected from a June 1997 conference held on the island of Malta titled "Sea Power in the Mediterranean: Past, Present, and Future." Contributions, written by scholars of law, history, and national security affairs from the US, UK, Malta, and Europe, are organized in roughly chronological order and include discussion of themes from navies and the Mediterranean in the early modern period to contemporary aspects of policy and strategy in the region and current concerns regarding ecology and strategy. Distributed by ISBS. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR. |
Contents
Navies and the Mediterranean in the Early Modern Period | 3 |
Seapower in the Mediterranean from the Seventeenth to the | 30 |
The Mediterranean | 51 |
French and Italian Naval Policy in the Mediterranean | 78 |
Italy and the Mediterranean in the PowerPolitical | 108 |
US Postwar Naval Strategy in the Mediterranean Region | 147 |
Soviet and Russian Strategy in the Mediterranean since 1945 | 164 |
The Mediterranean Region during the Cold War and after | 226 |
From Clashing Civilizations to | 301 |
Mediterranean States and Migration | 313 |
The Forgotten | 329 |
The Law of the Sea and Jurisdictional Issues in the | 344 |
Points of | 374 |
The Potential for Maritime Confidencebuilding and | 393 |
Contemporary Aspects of Policy and Strategy in the | 414 |
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