Titlebook: International Order at Sea; How it is challenged Jo Inge Bekkevold,Geoffrey Till Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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A Question of Balance: Warfighting and Naval Operations Other Than Warn determine a navy’s operational posture; national need, equipment, and size. The chapter demonstrates that as long as fiscal restraint remains and immediate geopolitical challenges persist navies will prioritize wartime capabilities often at the expense of good order at sea.

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Global Power Shift, Geography, and Maritime East Asias and the U.S. to be alarmed by this geopolitical shift and seek to counter China’s ambitions. As a result, rivalry intensifies, the U.S. led international order at sea is challenged, and the risk of conflict and even war increases.

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NATO and the Maritime Domainged in line with threat perceptions and today are small, but overall modern, capable, and flexible. The Ukraine crisis and Russia’s naval resurgence have shifted threat perceptions, but are unlikely to shift NATO’s maritime strategy fully away from emphasizing multiple challenges and flexibility.

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The Changing Dynamics of Seapower and Concepts of Battles. The second requires navies to work together to ensure security at sea, and to conduct disaster relief operations, which are usually less costly. Both types of battle are challenging, require maritime access, distinctive capabilities, and so pose real dilemmas of choice for the world’s navies.

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International Order At Sea: What It Is. How It Is Challenged. How It Is Maintainednd an evolving interpretation and enforcement of the UNCLOS as well as bottom-up non-traditional security threats like piracy, terrorism, trafficking in Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), unsustainable over-fishing, and environmental degradation will impact on the established order at sea.

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