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- Missile defence, US Navy, Radar-absorbing materials, Air Sea Battle
- by Corentin Brustlein
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- Foreign Policy Analysis, Strategic Studies, Naval Warfare, WMD terrorism
- by Corentin Brustlein
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- Foreign Policy Analysis, Strategic Studies, Naval Warfare, WMD terrorism

The Air-Sea Battle (ASB) Concept is a key tenant of the joint operational access concept as the primary means of countering adversaries’ anti-access (A2)/ area denial (AD) efforts, and at its core, focuses on countering threat A2 and the areas where it overlaps with threat AD with networked integrated attacks-in-depth to disrupt, destroy, and defeat an enemy force.2 As demonstrated in over a decade of success in combat, the United States (US) Army has unique competencies that, if properly integrated, would assist the joint force before, during, or after any counter A2 of an AD mission. This article will discuss the conceptual question: What is the Army’s role in countering A2 and AD?

- by Aaron Bazin
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- Military History, War Studies, Security Studies, China
- by Alex Calvo
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- Air Force Studies, Arbitration, Arbitration Law, American Foreign Policy
- by Lisa Elkins Goodman
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- Foreign Policy Analysis, NATO, China, Soviet Union (History)

A comprehensive look at the different aspects of Beijing's ADIZ in the East-China Sea, including the motivations behind the move, the reaction by different countries (including Taiwan and Russia), the origins and evolution of ADIZs in international law, and the underlying conflicts between China and other nations. The paper also provides an overview of ADIZs in international law, indluding their origins and evolution. The connections between EEZs and ADIZs are also noted, together with Chinese perspectives on International Law.