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Justin D Mikolay

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ID6743452
NAMEJustin D Mikolay
GIVEN NAMESJustin D
FAMILY NAMEMikolay
SIGNATUREMIKOLAY J D
AFFILIATIONSUnited States Naval Academy
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS2
TOTAL CITATIONS6
WORKS AS AUTHOR2
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2005
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2010
H-INDEX1
  • Diego Garcia and the United States' Emerging Indian Ocean Strategy

    Andrew S Erickson, Walter C Ladwig et al.•ARTICLE•Asian Security•2010•Cited by: 6

    As the world's economic and strategic “center of gravity” shifts from the Euro-Atlantic area to the Asia-Pacific, the Indian Ocean is emerging as an increasingly critical trade and energy conduit. This region has long been a strategic backwater for the United States. Moreover, unlike in other critical subregions of Asia, the United States lacks significant host-nation bases and is unlikely to acquire them. The British territory of Diego Garcia, w…

  • Anchoring America's Asian Assets

    Andrew S Erickson, Justin Mikolay et al.•ARTICLE•Comparative Strategy•2005

    Rising threats to American national security in East Asia coincide with declining local support for U.S. basing access there. Yet no alternative access points are currently available. To prevent this contradiction from harming U.S. interests in that strategically vital region, U.S. planners have finally recognized the imperative to build up Guam as a sovereign anchor of America's force posture in East Asia. This article examines regional threats …

  • Diego Garcia and the United States' Emerging Indian Ocean Strategy

    Andrew S Erickson, Walter C Ladwig et al.•ARTICLE•Asian Security•2010•Cited by: 6

    As the world's economic and strategic “center of gravity” shifts from the Euro-Atlantic area to the Asia-Pacific, the Indian Ocean is emerging as an increasingly critical trade and energy conduit. This region has long been a strategic backwater for the United States. Moreover, unlike in other critical subregions of Asia, the United States lacks significant host-nation bases and is unlikely to acquire them. The British territory of Diego Garcia, w…

  • Anchoring America's Asian Assets

    Andrew S Erickson, Justin Mikolay et al.•ARTICLE•Comparative Strategy•2005

    Rising threats to American national security in East Asia coincide with declining local support for U.S. basing access there. Yet no alternative access points are currently available. To prevent this contradiction from harming U.S. interests in that strategically vital region, U.S. planners have finally recognized the imperative to build up Guam as a sovereign anchor of America's force posture in East Asia. This article examines regional threats …

  • Diego Garcia and the United States' Emerging Indian Ocean Strategy

    Andrew S Erickson, Walter C Ladwig et al.•ARTICLE•Asian Security•2010•Cited by: 6

    As the world's economic and strategic “center of gravity” shifts from the Euro-Atlantic area to the Asia-Pacific, the Indian Ocean is emerging as an increasingly critical trade and energy conduit. This region has long been a strategic backwater for the United States. Moreover, unlike in other critical subregions of Asia, the United States lacks significant host-nation bases and is unlikely to acquire them. The British territory of Diego Garcia, w…

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