Europe, Small Navies and Maritime Security: Balancing Traditional Roles and Emergent Threats in the 21st Century [Paperback]

1. Introduction: Europe, Small Navies and Maritime Security Robert McCabe, Deborah Sanders and Ian Speller  Part I: Theorising small navies and maritime security  2. Small navies in the current strategic context Geoffrey Till  3. Seapower and small navies: a post-modern outlook Basil Germond  4. Special effects  Force multipliers and small navies Andrew Mallia and Chris Xuereb  5. From hand-me-down navies to niche players? Comparing the navies of (very) small European states Brendan Flynn  6. Small navies and naval warfare in the Baltic Sea region Niklas Granholm  Part II: Small navies within the European context  7. European small(er) navies: failure and success in doing more with less Jeremy St?hs  8. The Royal Netherlands Navy after the Cold War: working with a new doctrine in a new security environment Anselm van der Peet  9. Maritime security strategies for very small states: the case of the Baltic States William Combes  10. Bulwark and balancing act: the strategic role of the Royal Norwegian Navy Tor Ivar Str?mmen  11. The Royal Danish Navy: how small states use naval strategy Johannes Riber   12. Rebuilding the Ukrainian Navy: maritime security in a highly contested environment Deborah Sanders  13. A comparative analysis of policy and practice within three small navies: Croatia, Ireland and Malta Ciaran Lowe  Conclusion Robert McCabe, Deborah Sanders and Ian Speller

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