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cna talks: Maritime Security in Asia

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Dr. Dov Zakheim sits down with three CNA experts to discuss maritime issues in Asia. Bringing together a wealth of research knowledge and real-world experience in the region, Rear Admiral Michael McDevitt, U.S. Navy (ret), Mark Rosen and Catherine Lea discuss China’s maritime capabilities, the South and East China Seas, relations between the Philippines, China and the United States, Russia’s role in Asia, the relationship between the Indian Navy and the U.S. Navy and much more.

Maritime Security in Asia Dr. Dov Zakheim sits down with three CNA experts to discuss maritime issues in Asia. Bringing together a wealth of research knowledge and real-world experience ... and the United States, Russia’s role in Asia, the relationship between the Indian Navy and the U.S. Navy and much more. Maritime Security in Asia Biographies Dr. Dov Zakheim, host of the episode ... ) is a senior fellow at CNA. He is an expert on maritime security issues along the Indo-Pacific littoral and the maritime dimension of China’s national strategy. During his navy career, Rear Admiral

Joshua Tallis

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Joshua Tallis is a CNA naval analyst with expertise in maritime security as well as Arctic, Euro-Atlantic, and NATO naval strategy.

Tallis-Joshua Joshua Tallis is a CNA naval analyst with expertise in maritime security as well as Arctic, Euro-Atlantic, and NATO naval strategy. /images/Experts/Tallis-Joshua.webp Dr. Joshua Tallis ... for High North deployments. Tallis has also served as an adjunct professor at The George Washington University, where he has taught graduate courses on maritime security and competition in the global ... . Andrews and is the author of the book, The War for Muddy Waters: Pirates, Terrorists, Traffickers, and Maritime Insecurity . Joshua Tallis Ph.D. Principal Research Scientist Featured Squares white

Long Littoral Project Bay of Bengal

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This report addresses the major security issues associated with the Bay of Bengal. In this 838,600 square mile area, security threats to numerous countries, including the United States, range from disputes over exclusive economic zones to terrorism, piracy, poaching, overfishing, and trafficking of humans, arms, and narcotics. A review of the full spectrum of threats in the Bay of Bengal reveals two dominant security challenges: nascent China-India competition and the likelihood of a natural disaster. This report explores these issues in order to assess U.S. policy options for addressing each of them. It concludes by recommending ways to manage the potential for China-India strategic rivalry and to mitigate the damage of an environmental catastrophe. This is one in a series of five reports on each of the major maritime basins found along the greater Asian littoral that runs from the Sea of Japan in the east to the Arabian Sea in the west. This “long littoral” is the subject of a CNA project of the same name under the direction of CNA Senior Fellow RADM (ret.) Michael A. McDevitt. The Long Littoral project examines the five great maritime basins of the IndoPacific—the Sea of Japan, the East China and Yellow seas, the South China Sea, the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea—in order to provide a different perspective, namely a maritime viewpoint, on security issues that the United States’ “rebalance” strategy must address as it focuses on the Indo-Pacific littoral. The project also aims to identify issues that may be common to more than one basin, but involve different players in different regions, with the idea that solutions possible in one maritime basin may be applicable in others.

Long Littoral Project Bay of Bengal The Long Littoral Project: Bay of Bengal A Maritime Perspective on Indo-Pacific Security This report addresses the major security issues associated with the Bay ... and the Arabian Sea—in order to provide a different perspective, namely a maritime viewpoint, on security issues that the United States’ “rebalance” strategy must address as it focuses ... maritime basin may be applicable in others. China’s economic and security interests have resulted in a greater Chinese presence in the Indian Ocean region, much to the concern of India. China has

Research Internship Program

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CNA’s 12-week, paid Summer Research Internship Program has recent undergraduates and graduate students working in a nonprofit studies and analysis organization.

your experience as a CNA intern relate to what you do now? I work largely on energy security, which is a key factor in maritime security. At CNA I learned about maritime chokepoints and commercial trade, and that much of a country's maritime security needs are related to protecting their oil and gas that travels by sea. I became more interested in understanding this link between maritime ... in a professional studies and analysis organization dedicated to the safety and security of the nation. We are seeking candidates with quantitative or qualitative research and analysis skills to work

Sarah Fusco

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Sarah Fusco is a specialist in international and non-traditional security threats, including climate change and national security.

Fusco-Sarah Sarah Fusco is a specialist in international and non-traditional security threats, including climate change and national security. /images/Experts/Fusco-Sarah.webp Sarah Fusco is a specialist in international and non-traditional security threats. Her work focuses on emergent security challenges such as increasing partner capabilities in maritime security and domain awareness ... . During her time in the Pentagon, her work mainly focused on incorporating non-traditional security challenges into existing national defense programming, collaborating often with the services

Deterrence and Influence Navys Role

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Deterrence is one of the primary mechanisms of war prevention, and the rise of a new breed of security challenges since the end of the Cold War requires updated deterrence strategies that combine both kinetic and non-kinetic capabilities, and are designed to influence actors at the earliest phases of the conflict spectrum. Our objective is to analyze how U.S. non-nuclear capabilities can be used to deter conventional aggression, and to examine the role of maritime power in preventing conventional conflicts.

Deterrence and Influence Navys Role Deterrence and Influence: The Navy’s Role in Preventing War Deterrence is one of the primary mechanisms of war prevention, and the rise of a new breed of security ... of the conflict spectrum. Our objective is to analyze how U.S. non-nuclear capabilities can be used to deter conventional aggression, and to examine the role of maritime power in preventing conventional conflicts. A central tenet of the U.S. Navy’s new Maritime Strategy is that preventing wars is as important as winning wars. This emphasis on war prevention has generated new research on maritime

Cornell Overfield

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Cornell Overfield is a CNA specialist in the relationship between maritime law and foreign policy.

Overfield-Cornell Cornell Overfield is a CNA specialist in the relationship between maritime law and foreign policy. /images/Experts/Overfield-Cornell.webp Cornell Overfield is a specialist in the relationship between maritime law and foreign policy. At CNA, he has worked on projects covering Arctic security and economic activity, improved engagement with allies and partners, and data analytics. His work and writing on U.S. national security strategy, Arctic affairs, and maritime law and law of the sea have appeared in Foreign Policy, The Economist, Politico, Lawfare and academic journals

Darlene Onuorah

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Onuorah-Darlene /images/Experts/Onuorah-Darlene.webp Darlene Onuorah specializes in US-Japan relations, Japanese defense and foreign policy, and Northeast Asian security affairs. Her research at CNA focuses on the political-military dynamics of US allies and partners, maritime security cooperation, and regional media analysis. Prior to joining CNA, Onuorah worked as a project associate on the Political and Security Affairs team at the National Bureau of Asian Research, where she led and supported projects on Asian geostrategic issues, US engagement in the Pacific Islands, and US-South

Heidi Holz

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Heidi Holz’s research at CNA focuses on People’s Republic of China (PRC) global strategic communications, propaganda, disinformation, and global influence efforts.

/Holz-Heidi.webp Heidi Holz’s research focuses on People’s Republic of China (PRC) strategic communications, propaganda, disinformation and other global influence efforts. She has also researched PRC security issues, including PRC strategy and investments in the Arctic, illicit maritime activities by PRC actors, Chinese military doctrine and operations, and U.S.-China military-to-military relations ... worked at Voice of America’s Mandarin Service. Holz holds a Master of Arts in security studies and a Bachelor of Science in foreign service, with a focus on Chinese and East Asian history, from

Michael B. Petersen

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Petersen-Michael /images/Experts/Petersen-Michael.webp Michael Petersen is an expert in Russian military strategy and operations as well as net assessments of high-intensity conflict. Previously, he served as senior advisor to the Chief of Naval Operations and was director of the Russia Maritime Studies Institute at the U.S. Naval War College. Prior to these appointments, he served with the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Security Council. Petersen is the author of books, articles, and essays on Russian maritime and naval strategy, military intelligence history, and strategic