1st Edition
Naval Coalition Warfare From the Napoleonic War to Operation Iraqi Freedom
John Hattendorf, Foreword
Elleman/Paine, Introduction
Capt. Jane Dalton, "International Law and Coalition Operations."
Case Studies
1. Steve Ross, "Caging the Eagle: Napoleonic War Coalitions."
2. Andrew Lambert, "Military co-operation and arms competition: The Anglo-French naval coalition of 1853-56."
3. Douglas Hurd, "Second Opium War Anglo-French Coalition."
4. Larry Sondhaus, "Sea Power and Alliances in the Era of Bismarck and William II."
5. Thomas Otte, "’Dash to Peking:’ The International Naval Forces during the Boxer Uprising in 1900."
6. Paul Halpern, "The Naval Coalition against the Central Powers, 1914-1918."
7. Bruce Elleman, "Sino-Soviet Naval Cooperation and Competition in the Second United Front and Beyond, 1937-1949."
8. Gerhard Weinberg, "Germany and Assorted Allies in World War II: Cooperation with the Soviet Union, Italy, Romania, and Japan."
9. Sally Paine, "Sino-Soviet-North Korean Coalition in the Korean War."
10. Ed Marolda, "Reluctant Allies: The U.S.-Led Coalition in the Vietnam War."
11. Brad Lee, "The Cold War as a Coalition Struggle."
12. James Goldrick, "The Maritime Element in the 1990-91 Gulf Crisis: Drawing on the dividends of half a century of multinational naval cooperation."
13. Charles Ingrao, "Western Intervention in Bosnia, 1995."
14. Andrew Stigler, "Keeping the Allies in Operation Allied Force."
15. Robert Schneller, "Operation Enduring Freedom: Coalition Warfare from the Sea."
16. David Crist, "Coalition Politics in Operation Iraqi Freedom."
Conclusions—Elleman/Paine
Biography
Bruce Elleman is an Associate Professor in the Maritime History Department at the US Naval War College. He is author of Modern Chinese Warfare, 1795-1989 (Routledge, 2001), and co-editor, with Chris Bell, of Naval Mutinies of the Twentieth Century: An International Perspective (Frank Cass, 2003). Sarah C.M. Paine is an Associate Professor in the Strategy & Policy Department at the US Naval War College
