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Part II – Iran’s Sea Denial Strategies and the Strait of Hormuz
How Iran Uses the Sea to Challenge a Stronger Fleet
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Part I – The Security–Insecurity Paradox in the US–Israel–Iran War
Why Military Strategies Can Produce Spirals of Insecurity
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Series: Asymmetric Warfare in the Modern International System
Foreword: Asymmetric Warfare and the US–Israel–Iran Crisis
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Hormuz and the Financial Spine of Maritime Trade
How insurance, reinsurance and global risk capital can close vital sea lanes even before a shot is fired
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Part III - Using Theory to Read the Iran–Israel–US War
Certain additional frameworks to discipline judgement as Day 12 brings no respite in rhetoric, and no tankers cross the Strait of Hormuz.”
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Part II - Using Theory to Read the Iran–Israel–US War
Revisiting Theories on Day 10
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Part II - Naval Aviation and the Physics of the Deck
Rafale‑M, TEDBF and the future of manned–unmanned decks.
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Part I - Naval Aviation and the Physics of the Deck
How the Naval LCA became a necessary “planned failure”.
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IRIS Dena: A Sailor’s Epitaph
A frigate’s last watch, and the quiet remaking of Iran’s navy
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Multipolarity Is Not Enough: What Finland Quietly Reminds in Delhi
A Finnish president in New Delhi, a forgotten Winter War, and a Himalayan frontier still framed in terms of linear frontages rather than systems in depth.
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The Law of Neutrality
India’s Rights & Responsibilities
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The International Law of Military Operations, IRIS Dena and Self‑Defence at Sea
How a US submarine strike in the Indian Ocean tests Article 51, warship immunity and the limits of “anticipatory” self‑defence