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Index
Title Page Acronyms and Abbreviations Preface CHAPTER 1 - Mahan’s Two Tridents
CHINESE SEA POWER AND THE ANTIACCESS/ AREA-DENIAL DEBATE A MAHANIAN LOGIC AND GRAMMAR OF ACCESS STRUCTURE OF THE ARGUMENT
CHAPTER 2 - China Engages the Strategic Theorists
A MAHANIAN PHILOSOPHY FOR CHINA TAKING STOCK OF THE SURROUNDINGS CHINA’S DEFENSE WHITE PAPERS AND NAVAL STRATEGY MAO’S ACTIVE DEFENSE STRATEGY WHAT KIND OF MAHANIANS ARE THE CHINESE? COMPETING SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT CHINA’S NAVAL-INTELLECTUAL COMPLEX
CHAPTER 3 - The German Precedent for Chinese Sea Power
MEASURING SEA POWER CHINA’S FORTUNATE STRATEGIC POSITION SOME PRELIMINARY CONCLUSIONS
CHAPTER 4 - Fleet Tactics with Chinese Characteristics
MASSED, DISPERSED, OR SEQUENTIAL TACTICS? TACTICAL SCENARIOS: NEAR SHORE AND ON THE HIGH SEAS APPLYING MAHANIAN LOGIC TO CHINESE SEA-POWER THOUGHT APPLYING MAOIST ACTIVE-DEFENSE GRAMMAR TO OFFSHORE OPERATIONS CASE STUDY: THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ON THE “DAY AFTER TAIWAN” CAN THE UNITED STATES PRESERVE ITS NAVAL MASTERY?
CHAPTER 5 - Missile and Antimissile Interactions at Sea
WHY MISSILES? CHINA’S ANTISHIP BALLISTIC MISSILE: A GAME-CHANGER? CHINESE ASBM VERSUS AMERICAN AEGIS CHINA SIZES UP THE AEGIS THREAT THE JAPAN FACTOR OPERATIONAL AND TACTICAL ASSESSMENTS CHINA’S HIERARCHY OF ANTI-AEGIS TACTICS IMPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 6 - China’s Emerging Undersea Nuclear Deterrent
HISTORICAL MODELS FOR CHINA’S UNDERSEA DETERRENT CHINA’S NUCLEAR POSTURE: MOVING BEYOND THE WESTERN DEBATE SUFFICIENCY GOES TO SEA POTENTIAL DEPLOYMENT PATTERNS POTENTIAL STIMULI FOR A LARGER UNDERSEA DETERRENT IMPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 7 - Soft Power at Sea
FASHIONING A USABLE PAST THE INFLUENCE OF IDENTITY AND CULTURE AN ANCIENT MARINER HELPS CHINA RECAST ITS IDENTITY BROADENING CHINA’S CULTURAL APPEAL—AT HOME AND ABROAD CHINA’S MARITIME SOFT POWER AND THE COUNTERPIRACY OPERATION TESTING CHINA’S SOFT POWER AT SEA: THE INDIAN RESPONSE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UNITED STATES
CHAPTER 8 - U.S. Maritime Strategy in Asia
STRATEGY FOR A MAHANIAN WORLD: THE 1986 MARITIME STRATEGY MAKING STRATEGY FOR A GLOBALIZED WORLD CRITIQUES OF THE COOPERATIVE STRATEGY REGIONAL RESPONSES TO THE MARITIME STRATEGY A TALE OF TWO STRATEGIES
CHAPTER 9 - Who Holds the Tridents?
OLD THINKING ABOUT CHINESE SEA POWER EXPLAINING THE ANALYTICAL BLIND SPOTS
Notes Index About the Authors Copyright Page
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