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This study explores Northeast Asia's maritime peace and stability, and examines in depth strategic, military and political issues that underpin any effort to develop maritime cooperation in the region.
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This study explores Northeast Asia's maritime peace and stability, and examines in depth strategic, military and political issues that underpin any effort to develop maritime cooperation in the region.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 286
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 581g
- ISBN-13: 9780714649665
- ISBN-10: 071464966X
- Artikelnr.: 37179776
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 286
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 581g
- ISBN-13: 9780714649665
- ISBN-10: 071464966X
- Artikelnr.: 37179776
Duk-Ki Kim
Journal of Military and Strategic Studies, at
http://www.stratnet.ucalgary.ca/Journal/book%20review1.html
"Commande r Kim does an excellent job of outlining the regional naval arms
build-up and the territorial and boundary disputes" impact upon the
geo-strategic environment. He addresses not only the traditional security
concerns but also the more non-traditional, including pollution, piracy,
and marine resources ... .
Naval Strategy in Northeast Asia is a well documented and informative study
on an important topic that has largely been ignored until the late 1990s
... Duk-Ki Kim makes a genuine contribution to understanding of this
complex issue area and proposes possible policy options for the Northeast
Asian maritime security environment."
Naval Review, July 2000
"A most welcome primer on maritime strategy in North-east Asia. ... The
book benefits from the unique perspective of a regular serving officer
experienced in the region."
International Journal of Maritime History
"This book holds much to interest the naval historians, as it tells, in an
informative and lively manner, the everday story of an officer and crew od
one of the many destroyers involved in the Pacific War... an excellent book
which is both theroretically sound and practically extremely useful and
constructive...It deserves a place on the bookshelves of all who have an
interest in Asia-Pacific security matters in general and in maritime
affairs in particular"
"a very timely addition to the literature... holds much to interest the
naval historian, as it tells, in an informative and lively manner, the
everyday story of an officer and crew of one of the many destroyers
involved in the Pacific War"
- International Journal of Maritime History
http://www.stratnet.ucalgary.ca/Journal/book%20review1.html
"Commande r Kim does an excellent job of outlining the regional naval arms
build-up and the territorial and boundary disputes" impact upon the
geo-strategic environment. He addresses not only the traditional security
concerns but also the more non-traditional, including pollution, piracy,
and marine resources ... .
Naval Strategy in Northeast Asia is a well documented and informative study
on an important topic that has largely been ignored until the late 1990s
... Duk-Ki Kim makes a genuine contribution to understanding of this
complex issue area and proposes possible policy options for the Northeast
Asian maritime security environment."
Naval Review, July 2000
"A most welcome primer on maritime strategy in North-east Asia. ... The
book benefits from the unique perspective of a regular serving officer
experienced in the region."
International Journal of Maritime History
"This book holds much to interest the naval historians, as it tells, in an
informative and lively manner, the everday story of an officer and crew od
one of the many destroyers involved in the Pacific War... an excellent book
which is both theroretically sound and practically extremely useful and
constructive...It deserves a place on the bookshelves of all who have an
interest in Asia-Pacific security matters in general and in maritime
affairs in particular"
"a very timely addition to the literature... holds much to interest the
naval historian, as it tells, in an informative and lively manner, the
everyday story of an officer and crew of one of the many destroyers
involved in the Pacific War"
- International Journal of Maritime History
Journal of Military and Strategic Studies, at
http://www.stratnet.ucalgary.ca/Journal/book%20review1.html
"Commande r Kim does an excellent job of outlining the regional naval arms
build-up and the territorial and boundary disputes" impact upon the
geo-strategic environment. He addresses not only the traditional security
concerns but also the more non-traditional, including pollution, piracy,
and marine resources ... .
Naval Strategy in Northeast Asia is a well documented and informative study
on an important topic that has largely been ignored until the late 1990s
... Duk-Ki Kim makes a genuine contribution to understanding of this
complex issue area and proposes possible policy options for the Northeast
Asian maritime security environment."
Naval Review, July 2000
"A most welcome primer on maritime strategy in North-east Asia. ... The
book benefits from the unique perspective of a regular serving officer
experienced in the region."
International Journal of Maritime History
"This book holds much to interest the naval historians, as it tells, in an
informative and lively manner, the everday story of an officer and crew od
one of the many destroyers involved in the Pacific War... an excellent book
which is both theroretically sound and practically extremely useful and
constructive...It deserves a place on the bookshelves of all who have an
interest in Asia-Pacific security matters in general and in maritime
affairs in particular"
"a very timely addition to the literature... holds much to interest the
naval historian, as it tells, in an informative and lively manner, the
everyday story of an officer and crew of one of the many destroyers
involved in the Pacific War"
- International Journal of Maritime History
http://www.stratnet.ucalgary.ca/Journal/book%20review1.html
"Commande r Kim does an excellent job of outlining the regional naval arms
build-up and the territorial and boundary disputes" impact upon the
geo-strategic environment. He addresses not only the traditional security
concerns but also the more non-traditional, including pollution, piracy,
and marine resources ... .
Naval Strategy in Northeast Asia is a well documented and informative study
on an important topic that has largely been ignored until the late 1990s
... Duk-Ki Kim makes a genuine contribution to understanding of this
complex issue area and proposes possible policy options for the Northeast
Asian maritime security environment."
Naval Review, July 2000
"A most welcome primer on maritime strategy in North-east Asia. ... The
book benefits from the unique perspective of a regular serving officer
experienced in the region."
International Journal of Maritime History
"This book holds much to interest the naval historians, as it tells, in an
informative and lively manner, the everday story of an officer and crew od
one of the many destroyers involved in the Pacific War... an excellent book
which is both theroretically sound and practically extremely useful and
constructive...It deserves a place on the bookshelves of all who have an
interest in Asia-Pacific security matters in general and in maritime
affairs in particular"
"a very timely addition to the literature... holds much to interest the
naval historian, as it tells, in an informative and lively manner, the
everyday story of an officer and crew of one of the many destroyers
involved in the Pacific War"
- International Journal of Maritime History