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Book Review: Belonging Across the Bay of Bengal: Religious Rites, Colonial Migrations, National Rights

projection and sea denial. Any 'brief guide to maritime strategy' ought to make a point of paying attention to and analysing these key concepts. A Brief Guide is more an interesting and stimulating commentary on classical maritime strategic thinkers than a true primer for beginners. It has some interesting things to say, for example developing Mahan's 'Fortress Fleet' idea to describe modern long-range shore based ‘anti-access/ area denial' forces covering naval operations. It is worth attention but is to be hoped that beginners develop their reading quickly to make important additions to its analysis and contradict its errors.