ORBIS
A Journal of World Affairs

Orbis Fall 2007, Volume 51, Number 4

Global Security and Maritime Strategy
Introduction James Kurth
Stability and Change in U.S. Grand Strategy Barry R. Posen
Maritime Strategy in a Globalizing World Geoffrey Till
The United States and Maritime Strategy: A Parochial View from the U.S. Naval War College Timothy D. Hoyt
The New Maritime Strategy: Peer Competitors, Rogue States and Transnational Insurgents (16 pages, 115K PDF) James Kurth
Blackwaters for the Blue Waters: The Promise of Private Naval Companies Claude Berube
Climate Change, Mass Migration and the Military Response Paul J. Smith
Chinese Military Power: What Vexes the United States and Why? (16 pages, 123K PDF) Jonathan Pollack
China’s Power and Will: The PRC’s Military Strength and Grand Strategy (14 pages, 123K PDF) June Teufel Dreyer
Beijing’s Energy Security Strategy: The Significance of a Chinese State-Owned Tanker Fleet Andrew Erickson and Gabe Collins
Financial Warfare Paul Bracken
U.S. Foreign Policy in Latin America: Time for a Change Joseph Figueiredo
The Rise and Fall of Christian Democracy in Europe Paul Gottfried
Review Essay
Russkiy and Rossiiskiy: Russian National Identity After Putin Karl C. Schaffenburg