China's Air Defense Identification Zone (Adiz), Paperback

China's Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) is a declared area of airspace in which the Chinese government requires all aircraft to identify themselves and follow specific rules and procedures. The ADIZ covers a significant portion of the East China Sea, including disputed territories such as the Senkaku Islands, which are claimed by both China and Japan.

In recent years, China has increasingly asserted its authority over the ADIZ, leading to tensions with neighboring countries and the United States. China has been accused of using the ADIZ to assert its territorial claims and challenge the freedom of navigation in the region.

This paperback book provides a detailed explanation of China's Air Defense Identification Zone, including its legal basis, historical background, and implications for regional security. It explores the challenges and controversies surrounding the ADIZ and offers insights into how it affects the geopolitics of the East China Sea.

Whether you are a student, researcher, or general reader interested in international relations and security issues, this book is an essential resource for understanding China's Air Defense Identification Zone and its impact on the region.