Edited by Andrew S Erickson, Lyle J. Goldstein, and Nan Li
From Baird Maritime:
The seemingly rapid and recent development of China's naval forces has inspired much consternation and thought among American defence officials and academics.
This book takes a more interesting, even-handed and positively constructive approach than some others. Its content, if they bothered to read it, might cause some rethinking by some of America's more belligerent commentators.
Comprising edited essays by a number of leading naval intellectuals, from both China and the United States, the book holds out considerable hope for a co-operative rather than combative relationship between the world's two major naval powers.
The authors' thoughts are interesting, considered and constructive. Their contribution to the study of this important subject is particularly valuable.
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