Naval Coalition Warfare

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

• Foreword John Hattendorf. Introduction Elleman/Paine. International Law and Coalition Operations Capt. Jane Dalton Case Studies 1. Caging the Eagle: Napoleonic War Coalitions Steve Ross 2. Military Co-operation and arms Competition: The Anglo-French Naval Coalition of 1853-56Andrew Lambert 3. Second Opium War Anglo-French Coalition Douglas Hurd 4. Sea Power and Alliances in the Era of Bismarck and William II Larry Sondhaus 5. Dash to Peking: The International Naval Forces during the Boxer Uprising in 1900 Thomas Otte 6. The Naval Coalition against the Central Powers, 1914-1918 Paul Halpern 7. Sino-Soviet Naval Cooperation and Competition in the Second United Front and Beyond, 1937-1949 Bruce Elleman 8. Germany and Assorted Allies in World War II: Cooperation with the Soviet Union, Italy, Romania, and Japan Gerhard Weinberg 9. Sino-Soviet-North Korean Coalition in the Korean War Sally Paine 10. Reluctant Allies: The U.S.-Led Coalition in the Vietnam War Ed Marolda 11. The Cold War as a Coalition Struggle Brad Lee 12. The Maritime Element in the 1990-91 Gulf Crisis: Drawing on the dividends of Half a Century of Multinational Naval Cooperation James Goldrick 13. Western Intervention in Bosnia, 1995 Charles Ingrao 14. Keeping the Allies in Operation Allied Force Andrew Stigler 15. Operation Enduring Freedom: Coalition Warfare from the Sea Robert Schneller 16. Coalition Politics in Operation Iraqi Freedom David Crist Conclusions Elleman/Paine