Submarine procurement in Southeast Asia: Potential for conflict and prospects for cooperation

Abstract

The acquisition of submarines by so many Southeast Asian countries represents a sudden proliferation of a new capability throughout the region. fuelling this dynamic is a lack of trust and transparency. As Southeast Asian countries that possess submarines continue to cooperate on different naval operations, including areas of water space management, as well as submarine emergency and rescue. eventually, establishment of these collaborations would assist in lowering insecurities and anxieties, and help to diminish the potential for further escalation of arms dynamic.

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