From the North Atlantic to the South China Sea

Julian Pawlak; Johannes Peters

doi:10.5771/9783748921011

Zusammenfassung

Das Buch bietet Antworten auf die Frage, wie sich Bündnispartner auf strategische Herausforderungen der maritimen Domäne im 21. Jahrhundert vorbereiten sollten. 24 renommierte internationale AutorInnen aus Wissenschaft und Praxis nehmen auf ausgewählte Operationsgebiete und relevante Entwicklungstrends Bezug; etwa durch eine strategische Betrachtung der NATO „Nordflanke“ oder einem Ausblick auf „Naval Warfare 4.0“. Die prägnanten Kapitel zeichnen sich durch ihren wissenschaftlichen Kern aus, auf dessen Basis Handlungsempfehlungen abgeleitet werden. Der substanzielle Praxisbezug ist von besonderem Wert für Angehörige der Internationalen Beziehungen, Sicherheitspolitik und Strategieforschung in Deutschland, Europa und der NATO. Mit Beiträgen vonJames H. Bergeron, Keith E. Blount, Sebastian Bruns, Jim Fanell, James Goldrick, Niklas Granholm, Tom Guy, Frank Hoffmann, Sidharth Kaushal, Frédéric Lasserre, Kaspar Pajos, Sarandis Papadopoulos, Chris Parry, Julian Pawlak, Johannes Peters, Pauline Pic, Deborah Sanders, John Sherwood, Dirk Siebels, Jeremy Stöhs, Bruce Stubbs, Sarah Tarry und Alix Valenti.

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Copyrightjahr: 2021
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-7708-2
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-2101-1
Verlag: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Reihe: ISPK Seapower Series
Band: 4
Sprache: Englisch
Seiten: 372
Produkttyp: Sammelband

Inhaltsverzeichnis

KapitelSeiten

Titelei/InhaltsverzeichnisSeiten 1 - 12 Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. Sebastian Bruns Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. “Take the long way home”Sebastian Bruns
  2. NATO and its “Alliance Maritime Strategy”Sebastian Bruns
  3. The EU and its “Maritime Security Strategy”Sebastian Bruns
  4. Strategic TakeawaysSebastian Bruns
  5. A Research AgendaSebastian Bruns
  6. EpilogueSebastian Bruns
2. Keith E. Blount Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. Setting the sceneKeith E. Blount
  2. Do we need to change?Keith E. Blount
  3. What’s new?Keith E. Blount
  4. What are we doing about it?Keith E. Blount
  5. To concludeKeith E. Blount
3. Combined and Joint Operations at Sea: Some Reflections from HistorySeiten 41 - 64 Sarandis Papadopoulos Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. Facing ThreatsSeiten 65 - 68 Download Kapitel (PDF)
2. Frank G. Hoffman Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. RussiaFrank G. Hoffman
  2. Hybrid Threats Out of Region Frank G. Hoffman
  3. Chinese Little Blue MenFrank G. Hoffman
  4. AssessmentFrank G. Hoffman
  5. ConclusionFrank G. Hoffman
3. Johannes Peters Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. IntroductionJohannes Peters
  2. The bear and the dragon — current threatsJohannes Peters
  3. Traditional ASW and its shortfallsJohannes Peters
  4. Future ASW technology and tacticsJohannes Peters
  5. Implications for allied maritime strategiesJohannes Peters
4. Alix Valenti Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. Alix Valenti
    1. NATO Green DefenceAlix Valenti
    2. The Limits of the Green Defence ConceptAlix Valenti
    3. Strategic ImplicationsAlix Valenti
  2. Alix Valenti
    1. The Arctic: Competition in the AirAlix Valenti
    2. Indo-Pacific: Between HA/DR and Strategic InterestsAlix Valenti
  3. NATO’s Window of Opportunity in a Changing ClimateAlix Valenti
5. Dirk Siebels Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. IntroductionDirk Siebels
  2. MSA and MDA—differences between knowledge and insightsDirk Siebels
  3. Understanding the shipping industryDirk Siebels
  4. Commercial shipping faces different types of threatsDirk Siebels
  5. Strategic issue for NATO?Dirk Siebels
  6. Links between NATO and commercial shippingDirk Siebels
  7. SummaryDirk Siebels
6. John Sherwood Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. Operation TritonJohn Sherwood
  2. Operation SophiaJohn Sherwood
  3. New Operations: Irini and ThemisJohn Sherwood
  4. ConclusionsJohn Sherwood
7. Focussing TheatresSeiten 161 - 162 Download Kapitel (PDF)
8. Julian Pawlak Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. Julian Pawlak
    1. Definition and settingJulian Pawlak
    2. Recent initiatives and cross-theatre challengesJulian Pawlak
    3. Recommendations for a sustainable allied approachJulian Pawlak
  2. ConclusionJulian Pawlak
9. Niklas Granholm Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. Introduction and aim—an emerging naval defence and security problemNiklas Granholm
  2. The North Sea, Skagerrak and Kattegat from a maritime and oceanographic perspectiveNiklas Granholm
  3. The Western Seas—maritime-strategic developments and capabilitiesNiklas Granholm
  4. Technology—quantum leaps or slowly maturing?Niklas Granholm
  5. Solutions—systems, combinations and cooperationNiklas Granholm
10. Pauline Pic, Frédéric Lasserre Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. IntroductionPauline Pic, Frédéric Lasserre
  2. Pauline Pic, Frédéric Lasserre
    1. Traditional security: the return of great power competition in the Arctic?Pauline Pic, Frédéric Lasserre
    2. A Changing Arctic EnvironmentPauline Pic, Frédéric Lasserre
  3. Managing Allied Maritime Challenges in the 21st Century ArcticPauline Pic, Frédéric Lasserre
  4. ConclusionPauline Pic, Frédéric Lasserre
11. Deborah Sanders Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. China and the BSRDeborah Sanders
  2. China is likely to become an even more important actor in the BSRDeborah Sanders
  3. Opportunities and challenges for NATO in the BSRDeborah Sanders
  4. ConclusionDeborah Sanders
12. Sidharth Kaushal Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. The Evolution of the PLAN and its Role in Chinese Grand StrategySidharth Kaushal
  2. China’s Sea Control ForceSidharth Kaushal
  3. The PLAN’s Evolving Blue Water PostureSidharth Kaushal
  4. Sidharth Kaushal
    1. The Impact of a Rising PLAN on the Alliance’s Strategic PrioritiesSidharth Kaushal
    2. Strategic Hedging—An Overarching Concept For Managing a Rising PLANSidharth Kaushal
    3. The Role of Framework Nations in Supporting Strategic HedgingSidharth Kaushal
13. James Goldrick Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. Australia and Maritime StrategyJames Goldrick
  2. The Challenges posed by ChinaJames Goldrick
  3. Evolving National and Maritime StrategyJames Goldrick
  4. Deterrence and Collective DefenceJames Goldrick
  5. Crisis ManagementJames Goldrick
  6. Cooperative SecurityJames Goldrick
  7. Outreach through partnerships, dialogue and cooperationJames Goldrick
  8. Australia and Europe in Maritime StrategyJames Goldrick
  9. ConclusionJames Goldrick
1. Sarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. Sarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    1. Strategic importance of the maritime domainSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    2. NATO’s evolving roleSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    3. Threats and challengesSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    4. Coherence and the 360° approachSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    5. The Alliance’s Reinforced Maritime PostureSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
  2. Sarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    1. Standing Naval ForcesSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    2. NATO Readiness InitiativeSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    3. Coordination with allied naval forces under national commandSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
  3. Sarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    1. NATO Command Structure AdaptationSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    2. Strengthening MARCOM’s contributionSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    3. Strengthening regional command and controlSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
  4. Sarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    1. NATO’s enhanced exercises programmeSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    2. Bringing back NATO’s anti-submarine warfare capacitySarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    3. Utilising joint exercises for multi-domain integrationSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    4. Exploiting new technologiesSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    5. Cooperation with partnersSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
  5. Sarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
    1. NATO’s naval renaissanceSarah Tarry, Kaspar Pajos
2. Jeremy Stöhs Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. Jeremy Stöhs
    1. The Return of Great Power CompetitionJeremy Stöhs
  2. Greater Power Competition and High-End ChallengesJeremy Stöhs
  3. Jeremy Stöhs
    1. Search, Find and DeterJeremy Stöhs
    2. Great Power Competition and Low-End ChallengesJeremy Stöhs
  4. Jeremy Stöhs
    1. Reversing the Downward DriftJeremy Stöhs
    2. Riding the Wave of Technological InnovationJeremy Stöhs
    3. Personnel—A Nation’s Best and Brightest.Jeremy Stöhs
  5. Challenges, Opportunities and Allied Maritime StrategiesJeremy Stöhs
3. Tom Guy Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. IntroductionTom Guy
  2. Information—challenge or opportunity?Tom Guy
  3. Man and machine in perfect harmony?Tom Guy
  4. Combined and Joint, Multi-Domain, Cross-Domain... or Domain-agnostic?Tom Guy
  5. And so...Tom Guy
4. James Fanell Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. Expect the UnexpectedJames Fanell
  2. Federated Maritime Intelligence Operations in the 21st centuryJames Fanell
  3. The Key Ingredient—AlliesJames Fanell
  4. The Role of the Strategic CommunityJames Fanell
  5. Sharing the RED COPJames Fanell
  6. Conclusion: A Word of WarningJames Fanell
1. Chris Parry Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. IntroductionChris Parry
  2. British defence policy and the ‘nott review’Chris Parry
  3. The Falklands caseChris Parry
  4. Chris Parry
    1. SustainabilityChris Parry
    2. Individual and collective trainingChris Parry
    3. Action damageChris Parry
    4. Weapons planningChris Parry
    5. ProcurementChris Parry
    6. InformationChris Parry
  5. ConclusionChris Parry
2. James H. Bergeron Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. The Changing Focus of Allied ExercisesJames H. Bergeron
  2. Assessing the Value of Exercises in Improving Credible CapabilityJames H. Bergeron
  3. Assessing the Deterrent Value of ExercisesJames H. Bergeron
  4. Deterrence Management of ExercisesJames H. Bergeron
3. Bruce B. Stubbs Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. IntroductionBruce B. Stubbs
  2. Lesson One: The Five “Ws”Bruce B. Stubbs
  3. Lesson Two: The Strategic ProblemBruce B. Stubbs
  4. Lesson Three: Central IdeaBruce B. Stubbs
  5. Lesson Four: Theory of VictoryBruce B. Stubbs
  6. Lesson Five: PurposeBruce B. Stubbs
  7. Lesson Six: AudienceBruce B. Stubbs
  8. Lesson Seven: Service Chief AccessBruce B. Stubbs
  9. Lesson Eight: Strategy’s EssenceBruce B. Stubbs
  10. Lesson Nine: Strategy ConsistencyBruce B. Stubbs
  11. Lesson Ten: Strategy AssessmentBruce B. Stubbs
  12. Lesson Eleven: Maps Not “Eye-Candy”Bruce B. Stubbs
  13. Lesson Twelve: Lists Are Not StrategyBruce B. Stubbs
  14. ConclusionBruce B. Stubbs
4. Julian Pawlak, Johannes Peters Download Kapitel (PDF)
  1. IntroductionJulian Pawlak, Johannes Peters
About the editorsSeiten 363 - 364 Download Kapitel (PDF)
About the authorsSeiten 365 - 372 Download Kapitel (PDF)