Reviews for Atlas for marine policy in Southeast Asian seas

The average rating for Atlas for marine policy in Southeast Asian seas based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-06-09 00:00:00 Yuval Adler For a book written in 1986 called "An Atlas of Future Wars" the first question which comes to mind is "did it call any good shots?" Well, it called a few, particularly in the middle east. But predicting future wars is really not the point of this book. The book tackles the question of future conflicts from a grand strategy perspective. It tries to examine what the military "choke points" have been throughout history in all the examined regions, as well as perstent ethnic/religious/national conflicts, where internal political instability is rife, where natural resources are located, and where borders are ill defined. This is, obviously, quite a lot of places. It fails to predict the significance of cyber warfare, and its chapter on space warfare is limited to the Star Wars program. It fails to predict the consequences of a global single superpower, or of the dominance of guerilla/decentralist tactics over set piece battles.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-09-30 00:00:00 Jim Moineau A good survey of the world and areas of tension. The author is well established military historian.