Jo Inge Bekkevold is Head of the Center for Asian Security Studies at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies, Oslo. Ian Bowers is Assistant Professor at the Center for Asian Security Studies at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies, Oslo. He has a PhD in War Studies from Kings College, London.Michael Raska is a Research Fellow at S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore, and has a PhD from the National University of Singapore.

• 1. Introduction, Jo Inge Bekkevold, Ian Bowers and Michael Raska Part I: Military Change in Asia 2. Managing Military Change in China, Dennis J. Blasko 3. Military Change in Japan: National Defense Program Guidelines as a Main Tool of Management, Isao Miyaoka 4. Garuda rising? Indonesia’s Arduous Process of Military Change, Benjamin Schreer 5. The Management of Military Change: The Case of the Singapore Armed Forces, Bernard Loo Fook Weng 6. The Sources of Military Change in India: An Analysis of Evolving Strategies and Doctrines towards Pakistan, S. Kalyanaraman 7. The Indian Army Adapting to Change: The Case of Counter-Insurgency, Colonel Vivek Chadha Part II: Military Change in Europe 8. Perspectives on Military Change and Transformation in Europe, Sven Bernhard Gareis 9. Managing Military Change in Russia, Katarzyna Zysk 10. Military Change in Britain and Germany in a Time of Austerity: Meeting the Challenge of Cross-national Pooling and Sharing, Tom Dyson 11. Austerity is the New Normal: The Case of Danish Defence Reform, Mikkel Vedby Rasmussen Part III: Military Change in the the United States12. Military Change in an Alliance: NATO and the Combined Joint Task Force Concept, Paal Hilde 13. A New Wary Titan: US Defence Policy in an Era of Military Change, Asian Growth and European Austerity, Austin Long 14. Conclusion, Jo Inge Bekkevold, Ian Bowers and Michael Raska

Jo Inge Bekkevold is Head of the Center for Asian Security Studies at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies, Oslo. Ian Bowers is Assistant Professor at the Center for Asian Security Studies at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies, Oslo. He has a PhD in War Studies from Kings College, London.Michael Raska is a Research Fellow at S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore, and has a PhD from the National University of Singapore.

• 1. Introduction, Jo Inge Bekkevold, Ian Bowers and Michael Raska Part I: Military Change in Asia 2. Managing Military Change in China, Dennis J. Blasko 3. Military Change in Japan: National Defense Program Guidelines as a Main Tool of Management, Isao Miyaoka 4. Garuda rising? Indonesia’s Arduous Process of Military Change, Benjamin Schreer 5. The Management of Military Change: The Case of the Singapore Armed Forces, Bernard Loo Fook Weng 6. The Sources of Military Change in India: An Analysis of Evolving Strategies and Doctrines towards Pakistan, S. Kalyanaraman 7. The Indian Army Adapting to Change: The Case of Counter-Insurgency, Colonel Vivek Chadha Part II: Military Change in Europe 8. Perspectives on Military Change and Transformation in Europe, Sven Bernhard Gareis 9. Managing Military Change in Russia, Katarzyna Zysk 10. Military Change in Britain and Germany in a Time of Austerity: Meeting the Challenge of Cross-national Pooling and Sharing, Tom Dyson 11. Austerity is the New Normal: The Case of Danish Defence Reform, Mikkel Vedby Rasmussen Part III: Military Change in the the United States12. Military Change in an Alliance: NATO and the Combined Joint Task Force Concept, Paal Hilde 13. A New Wary Titan: US Defence Policy in an Era of Military Change, Asian Growth and European Austerity, Austin Long 14. Conclusion, Jo Inge Bekkevold, Ian Bowers and Michael Raska

Jo Inge Bekkevold is Head of the Center for Asian Security Studies at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies, Oslo. Ian Bowers is Assistant Professor at the Center for Asian Security Studies at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies, Oslo. He has a PhD in War Studies from Kings College, London.Michael Raska is a Research Fellow at S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore, and has a PhD from the National University of Singapore.

• 1. Introduction, Jo Inge Bekkevold, Ian Bowers and Michael Raska Part I: Military Change in Asia 2. Managing Military Change in China, Dennis J. Blasko 3. Military Change in Japan: National Defense Program Guidelines as a Main Tool of Management, Isao Miyaoka 4. Garuda rising? Indonesia’s Arduous Process of Military Change, Benjamin Schreer 5. The Management of Military Change: The Case of the Singapore Armed Forces, Bernard Loo Fook Weng 6. The Sources of Military Change in India: An Analysis of Evolving Strategies and Doctrines towards Pakistan, S. Kalyanaraman 7. The Indian Army Adapting to Change: The Case of Counter-Insurgency, Colonel Vivek Chadha Part II: Military Change in Europe 8. Perspectives on Military Change and Transformation in Europe, Sven Bernhard Gareis 9. Managing Military Change in Russia, Katarzyna Zysk 10. Military Change in Britain and Germany in a Time of Austerity: Meeting the Challenge of Cross-national Pooling and Sharing, Tom Dyson 11. Austerity is the New Normal: The Case of Danish Defence Reform, Mikkel Vedby Rasmussen Part III: Military Change in the the United States12. Military Change in an Alliance: NATO and the Combined Joint Task Force Concept, Paal Hilde 13. A New Wary Titan: US Defence Policy in an Era of Military Change, Asian Growth and European Austerity, Austin Long 14. Conclusion, Jo Inge Bekkevold, Ian Bowers and Michael Raska