Maritime Security and Strategy

Part 1-Protection of the Marine Environment and the Law of the Sea.- Chapter 1. The Concept of Archipelagic State and Its Implementation in Domestic Legislation and Policy of Indonesia and the Philippines.- Chapter 2. Revisiting the 'Due Regard' Principle: Legal and Strategic Challenges in the Exclusive Economic Zone.- Part 2-Strategic and Security Challenges in the Asia-Pacific and Indo- Pacific Maritime Domains.- Chapter 3. The Underwater Arms Race: Submarine Expansion and Strategic Tensions in the Asia-Pacific.- Chapter 4. Good Order at Sea: Does Good Order at Sea Currently Prevail in the Indo-Pacific Region?.- Chapter 5. China's Investment in Hambanthota Port: A Critical Analysis of the Debt-Trap Narrative.- Part 3-Maritime Security Law and Policy.- Chapter 6. Assessing the Proliferation Security Initiative and US Ship Boarding Agreements: Challenges and Opportunities.- Chapter 7. Mahanian Doctrine and Its Application to Contemporary Maritime Security Issues: A Case Study of Sri Lanka.- Chapter 8. Maritime Counterinsurgency in Sri Lanka: Legal and Strategic Dimensions of Defeating the LTTE’s Naval Capabilities.- Chapter 9. Nexus of Climate Change and Maritime Security in Sri Lanka: Implications for Island States in the Indian Ocean Region.- Part 4-Maritime Regulation and Enforcement.- Chapter 10. The Doctrine of Hot Pursuit in Contemporary Maritime Law: Reconciling Legacy Frameworks with 21st Century Enforcement Realities.- Part 5-Comparative Ocean Policy Management.- Chapter 11. Evaluating the Marine Bioregional Planning Process in Australia: Lessons for Global Ocean Governance.- Chapter 12. The Role of the Ocean in Regulating Climate Systems and Mitigating Measures.- Part 6 International Fisheries Law.- Chapter 13. Role of Regional Fisheries Organizations in the Implementation of International Fisheries Instruments and effectiveness of these Organizations in Addressing Overexploitation.