The Future Maritime Operating Environment and the Role of Naval Power

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Abstract … Drawing upon a wide ar
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Table of Contents Abstract … ....
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List of Figures Figure 1: One World
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Acknowledgements I am grateful to a
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1 Introduction 1 The maritime envir
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Much of the discussion that follows
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2 The Maritime Environment as a Glo
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finfish and shellfish are farmed. 3
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2.2 Undersea Communications and Min
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esources) there will be continued g
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2.4 Regulation of Ocean Space The U
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3 Challenges to Order in the Mariti
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impossible, and certainly not a sho
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esult, confrontations between gover
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3.2 Submarine Cables Given their si
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jurisdiction.” 99 There is, howev
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of al Qaeda had tried to buy into a
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3.4.1 Chokepoints The existence of
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There is, moreover, a major securit
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In some regions, such as off the Ho
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will not be reduced by decisions of
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EEZ and protected it by using more
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access. 173 They will also alter th
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ecently noted, “[e]conomic growth
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evenue. Despite improvements in Sin
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Table 4: Overview of Major Indo-Pac
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4.2 US Decline and Sino-US Competit
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