Advances in Anti-Access and Area Denial (A2/AD) by Dado, Edwin; Janssen, Rene; Hamans;

From Defensive Technologies to a Whole-of-Society Approach

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Kiadó Leiden University Press
Megjelenés dátuma 2026. június 1.

ISBN 9789087285036
Kötéstípus Keménykötés
Terjedelem400 oldal
Méret 234x156x13 mm
Súly 666 g
Nyelv angol
Illusztrációk 51 Illustrations, color

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Hadmérnöki tudományok, fegyveripar Nemzetközi kapcsolatok Gyakorlati harcászat

Hosszú leírás:

The nature of modern-day threats – including those in the virtual dimension – challenges traditional anti-access and area denial (A2/AD) strategies. But how should we advance A2/AD to defy these multifaceted threats? This edition of Netherlands Annual Review of Military Studies (NLARMS) presents original conceptual as well as technological approaches to A2/AD. The volume explores novel ideas for a modern take on A2/AD, thereby contributing to the advancement of A2/AD. With the insights presented, the book proposes a new attitude towards A2/AD that is suitable to face the threats of the present time.

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Tartalomjegyzék:

List of Figures
List of Tables
Foreword – by the Dean of the Faculty of Military Sciences of the Netherlands Defence Academy Patrick Oonincx
Foreword – by the Netherlands Military Representative to the NATO and EU Military Committees General Dick van Ingen
Introduction Roy Hamans, Marc Gouw, Edwin Dado, René Janssen and Kerry Malone
Chapter 1. Strategic Blind Spots in A2/AD Analysis Peter van Maurik
Chapter 2. Restoring NATO's decision dominance: countering A2/AD's evolution from shields to systems through joint all adaption Roy Hamans and Robert Bertrand
Chapter 3. Anti-Access/Area Denial - Prevailing Over the Threats and Challenges Rémon ten Bhömer, Andreas Hörnedal, Simon Purton, Stian Betten and Petteri Puusa
Chapter 4. The threat of hypersonic glide vehicles in A2/AD scenarios Ralph Savelsberg, Mitchell Kampert and Arthur Vermeulen
Chapter 5. Multi-band Neutralization of Drones with High-Power Microwave RADAR Technology: A Multi-Domain Approach for Anti-Access and Area Denial Joost van Oostrum
Chapter 6. Electromagnetic dominance, invisible cornerstone of modern A2/AD Susan Varenbrink and Alexander Schmets
Chapter 7. Navigation Warfare: Access denial to Position, Navigation and Timing information Barend Lubbers
Chapter 8. Smart prioritization for detecting, tracking and neutralizing targets in swarming attacks Mark Voskuijl, Ronald Nijboer, Martijn Scherpenzeel, Tomas van Summeren, Jory Veldman and Denise Mollink
Chapter 9. When models meet war: OR and AI robustness for Western doctrine in A2/AD Ramon Soesan, Mark Patrick Roeling and Roy Lindelauf
Chapter 10. Navigating Contested Airspace: Multi-Objective Path Optimization for UAVs in A2/AD Environments - Decision-Support through Pareto-Based Trade-Off Analysis Alexander van Oers, Jochem van Dam and Relinde Jurrius
Chapter 11. Hydraulic Warfare: Low-Tech Area Denial in High-Tech Conflicts Sebastiaan Leertouwer, Alexander Schmets, Danny Janssen, Dennis Krabbenborg and Edwin Dado
Chapter 12. Geography as an Adaptable Strategic Enabler: Military Engineering within Multi-Domain Operations Johan Kranenburg and Ruud Moeskops
Chapter 13. The critical state of cyberspace Hans-Dieter Hiep
Chapter 14. Decision Making for Resilient Logistics in Anti-Access/Area Denial (A2/AD) Herman Monsuur, Paul van Fenema and Kerry Malone
Chapter 15. Self-Defence Zones in Outer Space under International Law: A Lawful A2/AD Measure? Louisa Handel-Mazzetti, Arjen Vermeer and Marten Zwanenburg
Chapter 16. Shooting for the stars, falling in the ratings: Missile tests and country risk Jeroen Klomp
Discussion and Conclusions Edwin Dado, René Janssen, Kerry Malone, Roy Hamans and Marc Gouw
About the Editors
About the Authors