The Naval Dimension
of the Great Power Contest for Global Hegemony:
a Case of the US-China-Russia Rivalry

Avalist, Nanda

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2027-02-11

Authors

Avalist, Nanda

Date

2024

Supervisor

Sam Adeyinka-Ojo

Alexey Muraviev

Type

Thesis

Award

PhD

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Faculty

Curtin Malaysia

School

Curtin Malaysia

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/97121

Collection

Curtin Theses

Abstract

This Ph.D. thesis studied the naval dimension of the triadic great power contest between the U.S., Russia, and China. It offers several insights and novelties, including conceptual framework for theoretical integration in understanding the naval dimension of a hegemonic contest. In the policy dimension, the thesis offers an analytical formula to objectively measure the naval power of states -beyond simple hull counts- titled the Naval Power Index (NPI) and its related formulas.