Maritime Security in the Indo-Pacific. Perspectives from China, India, and the United States/Безопасность на море в Индо-Тихоокеанском регионе. Перспективы Китая, Индии и США

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Maritime security within the Indo-Asia-Pacific region is a strategic intersection of both shared and competing interests for China, India, and the United States. The growing tensions in the East and South China seas reflect the competing interests, but the economic power shift to Asia in a global economic environment means that the three powers necessarily have shared interest in safe transit, unfettered trade, and peaceful interaction of the navies of the region. China, India and the United States are not the only players in maritime security issues in the region, and the recent International Court of Justice rulings on long-standing disputes between Colombia and Nicaragua and between Chile and Peru illustrate the extent of economic and security cooperation and competition.

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Foreword
1 The Indo-Pacific Maritime Domain: Challenges and Opportunities. Mohan Malik
I: Mapping the Indo-Pacific Region
2 Mapping the Indo-Pacific: China, India, and the United States. Rory Medcalf
3 The “Indo-Pacific” Concept: Implications for China. Yang Yi and Zhao Qinghai
II: U.S., Chinese, and Indian Perspectives on Maritime Security
4 Extremely Desirable but Exceptionally Difficult: An American Perspective. Scott W. Harold
5 Interests and Roles in the Indo-Pacific: A Chinese Perspective. Zhao Gancheng
6 Interests and Roles in the Indo-Pacific: An Indian Perspective. Sureesh Mehta
III: Traditional and Nontraditional Security Challenges
7 Traditional Maritime Security Challenges. Jeff M. Smith
8 Fractured Mirrors: Chinese Views on Indian Deterrence at Sea. Lora Saalman
9 Transnational Maritime Threats and Challenges. Probal K. Ghosh
10 The United States and Maritime Security Challenges. Andrew C. Winner
11 China and Transnational Maritime Security Challenges. Srikanth Kondapalli
IV: Multilateral Mechanisms and Cooperative Measures
12 India and Transnational Maritime Challenges. Nirmal Verma
13 A Maritime Power, Not Maritime Hegemony. Yi Xiangliang
14 Multilateral Mechanisms in the Indo-Pacific. Vijay Sakhuja
15 The Effectiveness of Cooperative Mechanisms. C. Uday Bhaskar
16 The U.S. Pivot to the Indo-Pacific: Imperatives, Challenges, and Cooperation. Lou Chunhao and Zhang Haiwen
17 America’s Patchwork of Coalitions. James R. Holmes
Index
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