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The Sea in History - The Modern World (The Sea in History / La Mer Dans L'histoire)

ویرایش: Bilingual 
نویسندگان: N.A.M. Rodger (editor),  N A M Rodger (editor)  
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781783271603 
ناشر: Boydell Press 
سال نشر: 2017 
تعداد صفحات: 850 
زبان: English 
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How important has the sea been in the development of human history? Very important indeed is the conclusion of this ground-breaking four volume work. The books bring together the world's leading maritime historians, who address the question of what difference the sea has made in relation to around 250 situations ranging from the earliest times to the present. They consider, across the entire world, subjects related to human migration, trade, economic development, warfare, the building of political units including states and empires, the dissemination of ideas, culture and religion, and much more, showing how the sea was crucial to all these aspects of human development. The Sea in History - The Modern World covers the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, when the global reach of major powers frequently brought them into conflict with each other, including conflict at sea. The many majors wars at sea of the period are discussed, as are the planning and strategic thinking of the major powers in cases both where war followed and where it did not, and in addition the role and thinking of less important powers such as Portugal and Denmark are analysed. The book considers how in this first great age of 'globalisation' seaborne trade helped many countries to prosperity by participation in the global economy, a process halted by the First World War and not resumed until the 1950s. The book also examines maritime resources including fishing and whaling; ships, shipbuilding, ports and navigation; and the logistics of supporting long distance maritime activity. One very interesting chapter on late imperial China shows how China's then failure to take maritime issues seriously was a major factor in the empire's collapse. 58 of the contributions are in English; 6 are in French. N.A. M. RODGER is a Senior Research Fellow at All Souls College, Oxford CHRISTIAN BUCHET is Professor of Maritime History, Catholic University of Paris, Scientific Director of Océanides and a member of l'Académie de marine. Table of Contents Introduction - N.A.M. Rodger (All Souls College, Oxford) The Sea and Seapower within the International System - Paul Kennedy (Yale University) Germany, 1870-1914: a military empire turns to the sea - Michael Epkenhans (Centre for Military History and Social Sciences of the Bundeswehr, Germany) The Imperial Japanese Navy, 1937-1942 - Richard B. Frank (United States) The US as a new naval power, 1890-1919 - Kenneth J. Hagan (U.S. Naval Academy) World war suspended and resumed: Russia, 1919-1940 - Gunnar Åselius (Swedish Defence University) Freedom and control of the seas, 1856-1919 - Gabriela A. Frei (University of Oxford) UNCLOS and the Modern Law of the Sea - Sam Bateman (University of Wollongong) New Navies and Maritime Powers - Steven Haines (University of Greenwich) Britain, 1815-1850: naval power or sea power? - Andrew Lambert (King's College London) Free trade, industrialization and the global economy, 1815-1914 - Kevin Hjortshøj O'Rourke (All Souls College, Oxford) Coal and the Sea - Sarah Palmer (University of Greenwich) Shipbuilding and Power: Some Reflections - Alan Lemmers (Netherlands Institute of Military History) Maintaining Naval Hegemony in the Industrial Age: Britain, 1850-1889 - John F. Beeler (University of Alabama) Naval Armaments Races, 1889-1922 - Jon Tetsuro Sumida (University of Maryland) The British Empire and the War at Sea, 1914-1918 - David Stevens (Department of Defence, Canberra, Australia) Steaming worldwide waters: adaptation and transformation in the Netherlands - Anita M.C. van Dissel (Leiden University) Austria-Hungary: An Inland Empire Looks to the Sea - Lawrence Sondhaus (University of Indianapolis) The Ottoman Empire and the sea, 1789-1922 - Colin Heywood (University of Hull) Italy, 1861-1914: did the sea build a State and an Empire? - Francesco Zampieri (Naval Staff College, Italy) Imperial failure of the industrial age: Spain, 1805-1898 - Jesús M. Valdaliso (University of the Basque Country) Denmark, a small power with a growing shipping industry - Anders Monrad Møller (University of Copenhagen) Sweden and the Sea in the 19th Century - Leos Müller (Stockholm University) Navies, Internal Order and Trade in South America, 1830-1914 - Brian Vale (United Kingdom) The Sea and the American Civil War - Craig L. Symonds (US Naval Academy) The Wider Caribbean during the 19th and 20th centuries - Johanna von Grafenstein (Instituto Mora, Mexico) Ship Canals - Graeme J. Milne (University of Liverpool) Oil and Water - Patrick Alderton (United Kingdom) Imperial failure in the industrial age: China, 1842-1911 - S.C.M. Paine (US Naval War College) China Turns to the Sea: 1912-1990 - Bruce A. Elleman (US Naval War College) India and the Sea - James Goldrick (University of New South Wales at Canberra) Les îles d'Océanie et l'ouverture sur la mer à l'heure de la première mondialisation contemporaine - Claire Laux (Sciences Po Bordeaux) Maritime Labour - Alastair Couper (Cardiff University) Fisheries - Ingo Heidbrink (Old Dominion University, United States and University of Hull, United Kingdom) Geographical Determinism and the Growth of the American Whaling and Sealing Industries - Michael P. Dyer (New Bedford Whaling Museum, United States) La France et la mer 1815-1914 - Michèle Battesti (Institut de echerche stratégique de l'École militaire, Paris) Russia tries the new naval technologies, 1815-1914 - Norman Saul (University of Kansas) The First World War and Japan: from the Anglo-Japanese Alliance to the Washington Treaty - Yoichi Hirama (Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force) The Sea in the Great War - Avner Offer (University of Oxford) The Mediterranean and World War I - Paul G. Halpern (Florida State University) Germany in World War One: Naval Strategy and Warfare - Werner Rahn (Captain (ret.) of the German Navy) The Sea in German Grand Strategy, 1919 - 1939/40 - Werner Rahn (Captain (ret.) of the German Navy) The Case of Germany in the First Part of World War II - 1939-1942 - Jörg Hillmann (Captain in the German Navy attached to the European Defence Agency in Brussels) Britain on the Defensive, 1939 -1942 - W.J.R. Gardner (Naval Historical Branch, Ministry of Defence, United Kingdom) Britain and the Sea, 1943-45 - Christopher Baxter (Queen's University Belfast) The Washington Treaty Era, 1919-1936: naval arms limitation - Phillips Payson O'Brien (London School of Economics) The Washington Treaty Era: Neutralising the Pacific - Christopher M. Bell (Dalhousie University) The United States and the Second World War - Nicholas Evan Sarantakes (US Naval War College) The sea as a decisive factor in the Second World War - Evan Mawdsley (University of Glasgow) The sea and the rise of the dictators: Italy, 1919--40 - MacGregor Knox (London School of Economics and Political Science) The Italian Offensive, 1940 to 1941 - Simon Ball (University of Leeds) The Sea and the Cold War - Norman Friedman (US Naval Institute) NATO as a maritime alliance in the Cold War - Eric Grove (Society for Nautical Research and the Royal Historical Society, United Kingdom) The Sea and the Soviet Empire - Colin S. Gray (University of Reading) The sea and the economic slump, 1919-39 - Martin Daunton (University of Cambridge) Océans et globalisation depuis 1945 - Hubert Bonin (Sciences Po Bordeaux and University of Bordeaux) America's Pacific Power in a Global Age - Andrew Preston (University of Cambridge) Les nouvelles ressources océaniques - Alain Beltran (CNRS, France) Hiérarchies portuaires dans le monde et changements régionaux de connectivité maritime, 1890-2010 - César Ducruet (CNRS, France) and Bruno Marnot (University of La Rochelle) Between empires and institutions: non-state actors and the sea since 1945 - Martin N. Murphy (King's College London) The Narcotics Trade and the Sea - Peter Chalk (Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California) Climate Change and World Trade - Mark Maslin (University College London) La France et la mer depuis 1945: une mutation inachevée - Philippe Vial (research department of the Defense Historical Department at the Ministry of Defense, France) Changes in Naval Power and Seaborne Trade in Postwar Asian Waters - Geoffrey Till (King's College London) Looking to the Future - Jeremy Black (University of Exeter) Conclusion - N.A.M. Rodger (All Souls College, Oxford)

فهرست مطالب

Contents
Illustrations
Contributors
Abbreviations
General Introduction
Acknowledgements
Introduction générale
Remerciements
Introduction
The sea and seapower within the international system
Germany, 1870–1914: a military empire turns to the sea
The Imperial Japanese Navy, 1937–1942
The US as a new naval power, 1890–1919
World war suspended and resumed: Russia, 1919–1940
Freedom and control of the seas, 1856–1919
UNCLOS and the modern law of the sea
New navies and maritime powers
Britain, 1815–1850: naval power or sea power?
Free trade, industrialization and the global economy, 1815–1914
Coal and the sea
Shipbuilding and power: some reflections
Maintaining naval hegemony in the industrial age: Britain, 1850–1889
Naval armaments races, 1889–1922
The British Empire and the war at sea, 1914–1918
Steaming worldwide waters: adaptation and transformation in the Netherlands
Austria-Hungary: an inland empire looks to the sea
The Ottoman Empire and the sea, 1789–1922
Empire and trade without a major navy: Portugal
Italy, 1861–1914: did the sea build a state and an empire?
Imperial failure of the industrial age: Spain, 1805–1898
Denmark: a small power with a growing shipping industry
Sweden and the sea in the 19th century
Navies, internal order and trade in South America, 1830–1914
The sea and the American Civil War
The wider Caribbean during the 19th and 20th centuries
Ship canals
Oil and water
Imperial failure in the industrial age: China, 1842–1911
China turns to the sea, 1912–1990
India and the sea
Les îles d’Océanie et l’ouverture sur la mer à l’heure de la première mondialisation contemporaine
Maritime labour
Fisheries
Geographical determinism and the growth of the American whaling and sealing industries
La France et la mer, 1815–1914
Russia tries the new naval technologies, 1815–1914
The First World War and Japan: from the Anglo-Japanese Alliance to the Washington Treaty
The sea in the Great War
The Mediterranean and World War I
Germany in World War One: naval strategy and warfare
The sea in German grand strategy, 1919–1939/40
The case of Germany in the first part of World War II, 1939–1942
Britain on the defensive, 1939–1942
Britain and the sea, 1943–1945
The Washington Treaty era, 1919–1936: naval arms limitation
The Washington Treaty era: neutralising the Pacific
The United States and the Second World War
The sea as a decisive factor in the Second World War
The sea and the rise of the dictators: Italy, 1919–1940
The Italian offensive, 1940–1941
The sea and the Cold War
NATO as a maritime alliance in the Cold War
The sea and the Soviet Empire
The sea and the economic slump, 1919–1939
Océans et globalisation depuis 1945
America’s Pacific power in a global age
Les nouvelles ressources océaniques
Hiérarchies portuaires dans le monde et changements régionaux de connectivité maritime, 1890–2010
Between empires and institutions: non-state actors and the sea since 1945
The narcotics trade and the sea
Climate change and world trade
La France et la mer depuis 1945: une mutation inachevée
Changes in naval power and seaborne trade in postwar Asian waters
Looking to the future
Conclusion
General conclusion
Conclusion générale

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