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US-Latin American Naval Relationsatin America that gave the original impetus for the new ocean order and which subsequently played a key role in rallying others behind the demand for extended national ocean zones. It is thus particularly appropriate to consider the Latin American experience when seeking to understand the possibilit

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South Americacan countries resulting in heavily armed navies oriented both towards inshore/offshore territorial defence as well as to force projection in the region. Compared with the rest of the Third-World, South American countries are unusually well represented in the upper ranks of the naval hierarchy (see T

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Other Regionsn this chapter with reference to the Third-World naval hierarchy (see Table 2.5). Because of the summary nature of the text, extensive tabular material is included for each region. The presentation of the data is uniform with that in Chapters 8 to 11.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91529-1r limited naval capabilities, a broadened territorial sea serves as a more reliable buffer against threats from stronger maritime powers, whether such threats take the form of a naval presence or the actual projection of force. The maritime powers will tend to be deterred from exerting naval pressur