The Influence of Law on Sea Power

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By D. P. O'Connell

Naval Institute Press, 1976, 204 pp

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The author, professor of international law at Oxford and a reserve naval officer, examines historical cases and contemporary developments to determine the role of international law in naval planning. A significant contribution to the literature on sea power in the modern world.

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