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International Sea Power
The Foundations of International Thinking on Sea Power series consists of refereed
publications containing original research, both historical and contemporary, on how
various states perceive the necessity for, and the use of, sea power.
No. 1 Ancient Egyptian Sea Power and the Origin of Maritime Forces by Gregory
P Gilbert
No. 2 Japanese Sea Power: A Maritime Nation’s Struggle for Identity by Naoko
Sajima and Kyoichi Tachikawa
Working Papers
The Working Paper series consists of publications aimed at encouraging discussion on
naval and maritime issues. They are not generally refereed.
No. 16 Royal Australian Navy Aerospace Capability 2020–2030 by Robert Hosick
No. 17 The New South Wales Reserve Naval Legal Panel – 40 Years of Service by
Members of the Naval Reserve Legal Panel (Limited distribution)
No. 18 Database of RAN Operations 1990–2005 by Vanessa Bendle, et al
No. 19 An Effects-Based Anti-Submarine Warfare Strategy by Mark Hammond
No. 20 Strength Through Diversity: The Combined Naval Role in Operation
STABILISE by David Stevens