The Strait of Malacca The World's Jugular Vein in an Age of Crisis: Geopolitics, Energy Security, and the New Maritime Great Game in the Indo-Pacific (Tapestry of South East Asia)
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The Strait of Malacca The World's Jugular Vein in an Age of Crisis: Geopolitics, Energy Security, and the New Maritime Great Game in the Indo-Pacific (Tapestry of South East Asia)

by Awalludin Ramlee

geopolitics current affairs
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The Strait of Malacca examines the strategic importance of one of the world’s most significant maritime passages. Focusing on geopolitics, energy security, and the changing Indo-Pacific, it explores how regional competition and maritime strategy shape the future of Southeast Asia.

About This Book

The Strait of Malacca is presented as a vital maritime passage at the center of regional and global strategic concerns.

This book explores the relationship between geopolitics and energy security in the Indo-Pacific.

It considers the changing dynamics of maritime competition and the emergence of a new strategic contest across Southeast Asia.

Part of the Tapestry of South East Asia series, the work offers a focused perspective on the significance of this important waterway.

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