Act on the Exclusive Economic Zone and Continental Shelf of the Republic of China
中華民國專屬經濟海域及大陸礁層法
立法院 · 全國法規資料庫; version amended 27 December 2023
The Taiwanese law concerns the exclusive economic zone and continental shelf.
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中華民國專屬經濟海域及大陸礁層法
立法院 · 全國法規資料庫; version amended 27 December 2023
The Taiwanese law concerns the exclusive economic zone and continental shelf.
Đánh giá tiềm năng năng lượng gió cho phát triển năng lượng tái tạo trên khu vực Biển Đông, Việt Nam
Nguyễn Việt Hằng, Phạm Duy Huy Bình et al. · Vietnam Journal of Hydrometeorology
The study compares regional climate simulations with observations and reanalysis. The authors consider the model useful for wind-energy planning while noting limitations from theoretical calculations and omitted boundary-layer effects.
Bama Andika Putra · Frontiers in Political Science
The study treats Malaysian exploration near Luconia as maritime diplomacy. It examines long-term planning, signaling and deployed forces, while identifying risks from reactive responses and unequal power.
Zachary Paikin · The International Spectator
The article analyzes constraints on EU policy in the South China Sea amid multipolar rivalry. The author considers geographic distance and European capabilities.
Bich Tran · ISEAS Perspective, 2023/96
The document concerns Vietnam’s efforts to improve awareness of conditions and activities across its maritime domain.
Xing Gong, Lingning Tian et al. · Environmental Research
The article examines microplastic pollution in groundwater beneath a bedrock island in the South China Sea.
Leonard Felix Hutabarat · Masyarakat, Kebudayaan dan Politik
The article examines public diplomacy around Natuna's pursuit of UNESCO Global Geopark status. The author discusses stakeholder engagement and tourism in that process.
Syeti Agria Ningrum, Elyta Elyta et al. · Journal of Business Management and Economic Development
The article examines Indonesian policy toward Vietnamese fishing activity around Natuna. The authors discuss exclusive economic zone law and bilateral cooperation arrangements.
Yuanjie Li, Jun Zhang et al. · Marine and Freshwater Research
The study compares fish composition and taxonomic relatedness at Qilianyu and Meiji. The authors find high species richness but relatively limited taxonomic diversity and emphasize conservation priorities.
Minwei Han, Kefu Yu et al. · Environmental Science & Technology
The study measures polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons across air, water and sediments in the western South China Sea. The authors link increasing levels to offshore extraction, shipping and river inputs.
Yoshinori Kodama · Indonesian Journal of International Law
The study investigates Southeast Asian states’ historically limited resort to international adjudication and its subsequent growth. Drawing on cases and interviews, it examines litigation choices, post-judgment relationships, and recommendations for dispute management.
Yani Yang, Yizheng Zou · Third World Quarterly
The article studies Natuna's development interests alongside Indonesia's security policies. The authors argue that local authorities have limited control over surrounding waters and resources.
Nong Hong · US-China Global Maritime Relations
The author examines bilateral tensions alongside regional strategic and economic interests. The discussion portrays the dispute as shifting from claimant disagreements toward competition between China and the United States.
Christine Pichel · The International Legal Order in the XXIst Century / L’ordre juridique international au XXIeme siècle / El órden jurídico internacional en el siglo XXI
The chapter examines how the 2016 South China Sea award interprets UNCLOS Article 121(3).
Yan Huang, Yungang Liu · Australian Geographer
The study examines Chinese tourism experiences amid South China Sea territorial disputes. The authors analyze mobility and its restrictions as influences on geopolitical perceptions.
Chenghao Ma, Changqi Zhu et al. · Powder Technology
The article examines how coral-sand particle shape and internal porosity affect limiting void ratio in the South China Sea.
Jesse Rodenbiker · Political Geography
The article addresses territorial engineering and ecological militarization in the South China Sea.
Kristi Govella · International Politics
The article addresses fishing, crime and conflict in the management of shared South China Sea resources.
Hui-Yi Katherine Tseng · International Journal of Taiwan Studies
The article uses Taiwan's South China Sea claims to examine sovereign capacity and statehood. The author argues that an unfinished process of reasserting sovereignty affects Taiwan's state-making.
Jeremy Prince, Xuefeng Wang et al. · Marine Policy
The article makes an initial assessment of data-limited skipjack tuna fisheries in the South China Sea. The authors connect management of migratory stocks with coastal-state cooperation duties.
Perfecto Aquino, Tran Thai Bao et al. · Journal of International Studies
The article considers Philippine–Chinese economic ties amid simultaneous trade cooperation and maritime security tensions. It examines economic implications and how China’s growth and ASEAN integration may shape continued cooperation.
Yinxia Wang, Song Tian et al. · Atmosphere
The study examines seasonal and spatial wind–rainfall anomalies associated with heatwaves. The authors report reduced spring–summer rainfall and increased autumn rainfall, with El Niño potentially delaying or weakening certain responses.
Adhit Prayoga, Jonni Mahroza et al. · Jurnal Global Strategis
The study examines divergent ASEAN views and possible common responses in the South China Sea. The authors propose using ASEAN security mechanisms to coordinate member interests.
Sulia Goeting, Huan Chiao Lee et al. · Diversity
Sampling at 11 Brunei Shelf sites identifies 99 benthic foraminiferal species, including 52 new regional records. The authors relate community differences to depth, temperature, habitat, and food availability, reporting greater richness in deeper water.