International Order at Sea: How it is challenged. How it is maintained

Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Contributors -- Abbreviations -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Part I: International Order at Sea -- Chapter 1: International Order At Sea: What It Is. How It Is Challenged. How It Is Maintained -- Challenges to International Order at Sea -- The Outline of the Volume -- Note -- Bibliography -- Chapter 2: Challenges to Public Order and the Law of the Sea -- The Policy Underpinnings of UNCLOS -- Negative Trends -- Excessive Maritime Zone and Territorial Claims -- Excessive Straight Baseline Claims -- Illegal Archipelagic Claims

International Order At Sea : What It Is. How It Is Challenged, How It Is Maintained / Jo Inge Bekkevold and Geoffrey Till -- Challenges to Public Order and the Law of the Sea / Mark E. Rosen -- Global Power Shift, Geography, and Maritime East Asia / Øystein Tunsjø -- China's Naval Modernization, Strategies, and Capabilities / Andrew S. Erickson -- Maritime Security and Order at Sea in the Indian Ocean Region / Sarabjeet Singh Parmar -- NATO and the Maritime Domain / Jo G. Gade and Paal Sigurd Hilde -- Maritime Security and International Order at Sea in the Arctic Ocean / Katarzyna Zysk -- The Changing Dynamics of Seapower and Concepts of Battle / Geoffrey Till -- The Maritime Strategies of the United States after the Cold War / Bernard D. Cole -- Maritime Security Cooperation in the South China Sea / Chu Hao and Chen Quinghong -- A Question of Balance : Warfighting and Naval Operations Other Than War / Jo Inge Bekkevold and Ian Bowers -- Managing Maritime Affairs : The Contribution of Maritime Security Forces / Sam Bateman -- The Role of Coast Guards in Conflict Management : The Norwegian Experience / Arild-Inge Skram and Jo G. Gade -- Conclusion : International Order at Sea in the Twenty-First Century / Jo Inge Bekkevold and Geoffrey Till