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The new maritime strategy : confronting peer competitors, rogue states, and transnational insurgents / James Kurth

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KURTH James

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UNITED STATES -- MARITIME STRATEGY

In: Orbis Vol 51 No 4, fall 2007, pp.585-600 (44)Summary: Describes the United States new maritime strategy - the first development since the 1980s when it was directed at the USSR. The new strategy must accommodate several categories of enemies as described in the article's title, and will include containment, deterrence, command of the commons, and denial.

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Describes the United States new maritime strategy - the first development since the 1980s when it was directed at the USSR. The new strategy must accommodate several categories of enemies as described in the article's title, and will include containment, deterrence, command of the commons, and denial.

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