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"Naval arms race" as a book category covers works that examine the competitive buildup of naval power between states — from technical and industrial developments in ship design and armament to the geopolitical, economic, and strategic drivers behind fleet expansion. It includes detailed histories of specific rivalries (for example the Anglo-German Dreadnought competition or Cold War submarine and carrier programs), analyses of naval doctrine and procurement politics, biographies of admirals and shipbuilders, and policy studies on deterrence, diplomacy, and the risks of escalation. The category spans scholarly histories, accessible popular accounts, investigative reporting, and speculative or alternate-history fiction that explores how naval competition shapes international relations, technology, and the outbreak or avoidance of conflict.

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