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Arms Control Implications of Ocean Zonesr limited naval capabilities, a broadened territorial sea serves as a more reliable buffer against threats from stronger maritime powers, whether such threats take the form of a naval presence or the actual projection of force. The maritime powers will tend to be deterred from exerting naval pressur

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South Americaive in a Third-World context. Argentina and Brazil which are responsible for two of the three Third-World rank 6 navies are particularly strong in indigenous military and naval production (see Chapter 3).

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Su Xiao,Joseph Shiloach,Reinhard Grisshammerintain the most powerful navies in the area, respectively ranking 6 and 5. Venezuela, which has a rank 4 navy, is the next most powerful navy but only has a peripheral involvement in the South Atlantic.

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The South Atlantic and Antarcticaintain the most powerful navies in the area, respectively ranking 6 and 5. Venezuela, which has a rank 4 navy, is the next most powerful navy but only has a peripheral involvement in the South Atlantic.

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The Nature of Naval Expansion tended to gain in importance in recent years, domestically with respect to national security and resource policies and internationally with respect to neighbours and to the traditional maritime powers.