Maritime power and the law of the sea : expeditionary operations in world politics by James Kraska.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: New York : OUP, 2011.Description: 464 pISBN: - 9780199773381
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Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Diminishing Freedom in Littoral Seas
Chapter 2. Expeditionary Naval Force in History
Chapter 3. The Regimes of the Law of the Sea
Chapter 4. Littoral Seas-Epicenter of World Politics
Chapter 5. Naval Force in the Exclusive Economic Zone
Chapter 6. Sovereignty and Security Claims over the Exclusive Economic Zone
Chapter 7. Environmental Claims over the Exclusive Economic Zone
Chapter 8. Promoting Access to the Exclusive Economic Zone
Annex I: United States Freedom of Navigation Operations 1994-2008
Index