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Naval War College Review
Volume LI, Number 4, Sequence 364
Autumn 1998
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President's Notes
Articles
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Japan's Military Role: Alliance Recommendations for the Twenty-First Century
- Captain Katsutoshi Kawano, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
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The Information Revolution and U.S. National Security
- David C. Gompert
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Nonintervention: Limited Operations in the Littoral Environment
- Lieutenant Commander Jeremy Stocker, Royal Navy Reserve
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The German Navy after the Cold War and Reunification
- Commander Jurgen Ehle, German Navy
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The Union Navy's Blockade Reconsidered
- David G. Surdam
In My View
Letters to the Editor
Set and Drift
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The Law of the Sea Convention Is Critical to National Interests
- Senator Claiborne Pell
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Remarks (Winter 1977)
- Admiral Arleigh Burke, U.S. Navy, Retired
Book Reviews
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The Future Battlefield,
- edited by J. Mohan Malik, reviewed by Stephen Kirin
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Arms Control toward the 21st Century,
- edited by Jeffrey A. Larsen and Gregory J. Rattray, reviewed by Jon A. Greene
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Strategic Assessment in War,
- by Scott Sigmund Gartner, reviewed by Philip S. Meilinger
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The Reluctant Sheriff: The United States after the Cold War,
- by Richard N. Haass, reviewed by Pauletta Otis
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Caging the Nuclear Genie: An American Challenge for Global Security,
- by Stansfield Turner, reviewed by Leah D. Johnson
Our Cover: Autumn 1998
In the forty years of memorabilia in the "wardroom" of the Naval War College's Naval Command College, this painting, by Nordhausen, has pride of place: Admiral Arleigh Burke founded that highly successful program, for purposes he was to recall in a Naval War College address reprinted in this issue. He also played a major role in the founding of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; the fruits of that labor, almost a half-century later, are to be seen in our lead article, by Captain Katsutoshi Kawano, JMSDF.