| Autor | Hattendorf, John B., ed.; Casson, Lionel; Montenegro, Guillermo J.; Rodger, N.A.M.; Tromben Corbalán, Carlos; Coutau-Bégarie, Hervé; Ortiz Sotelo, Jorge; Rodrigues Pereira, J. A.; Philips, Carla Rahn; Labaree, Benjamin W.; Hagan, Kenneth J.; Shulman, Mark R.; Rosenberg, David Alan |
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| Resumen | Contiene. 1. The Ancient World. Lionel Casson.- 2. Argentina. Guillermo J. Montenegro.- 3. Australia. James Goldrick.- 4. Belgium. Christian Koninckx.- 5. Britain. N.A.M. Rodger.- 6. Maritime Historyin Canada: The Social and Economic Dimensions. Lewis R. Fischer. Gerald E. Panting.- 7. The Historiography of the Canadian Navy: the state of the art. Marc Milner.- 8. Chile. Carlos Tromben.- 9. Denmark. Hans Christian Bjerg.- 10. Dominican Republic. César A. de Windt Lavandier.- France. Hervé Coutau-Bégarie.- 12. Germany. Werner Rahn.- 13. India. Uday Bashkar.- 14. Ireland. John E. de Courcy.- 15. Israel. Meir Sas, Nadav Kashtan, Sarah Arenson.- 16. Twentieth Century Italy. Brian R. Sullivan.- 17. Japan. Mark R. Peattie, David C. Evans.- 18.Republic of Korea. Kim III Sang.- 19. The Netherlands. Jaap R. Bruijn.- 20. New Zealand. Ian McGibbon, Gavin McLean.- 21. Norway. Tore Prytz Dahl.- 22. Pakistan. S.Z. Shamsie.- 23. Peru. Jorge Ortiz.- 24. Poland. Jezy Litwin, Wincenty Karawajczyk.- 25. Portugal. J.A. Rodrigues Pereira.- 26. Singapore. Malcom H. Murfett.- 27. South Africa. C.I. Hamilton.- 28. Spain. Carla Rahn Phillips.- 29. Sweden. Jan Glete.- 30. Chinese maritime History in Taiwan. Liu Tatsai.- 31. The S.state of American Maritime History in the 1990s. Benjamin W. Labaree.- 32. Mahan Plus one hundred: The current state of American naval history. Kenneth J. Hagan, Mark R. Shulman.- 33. Byond toddlerhood: thoughts on the future of U.S. naval history. David Alan Rosenberg |
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