The Indian Ocean and US grand strategy: ensuring access and promoting security

Abstract

1. Introduction Andrew C. Winner and Peter J. Dombrowski I. Strategy Options 2. Strengthening Partners to Keep the Peace: A Neo-Nixon Doctrine for the Indian Ocean Region Walter C. Ladwig III 3. Reformulating a Grand Strategy in the Indian Ocean Region: The Case of Containment William C. Martel 4. Leaving Unipolarity Behind: A Strategic Framework for Advancing US Interests in the Indian Ocean Region Christopher Preble 5. Offshore Balancing in the Indian Ocean: Forward or Not at All James R. Holmes and Toshi Yoshihara 6. Cooperative Security in the Indian Ocean Region Rodger A. Payne 7. From Hub to Hinge: A Strategic Framework to Promote US Security Interests in the Indian Ocean Michael Auslin II. Evolving Recent US Policies into the Future 8. The Indian Ocean: Protecting Access to a Volatile Powerhouse Teresita C. Schaffer 9. Combating Transnational Security Threats in the Indian Ocean: A Focused US Regional Strategy Andrew C. Winner III. Conclusion 10. Ensuring Access and Promoting Security in the Indian Ocean Peter J. Dombrowski and Andrew C. Winner List of Contributors Index

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