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United States Department of State · Limits in the Seas, No. 150
The United States State Department's Limits in the Seas report addresses the People's Republic of China's maritime claims in the South China Sea.
Wenjing Wang, Xian Qing et al. · Chemosphere
The article examines organophosphate flame retardant accumulation in Spratly Islands reef fish and potential risks.
Chuqi Long, Zhijun Dai et al. · Forest Ecology and Management
The article examines mangrove change in a northern Gulf of Tonkin delta and its causes.
Changjun Li, Lixin Zhu et al. · Science of The Total Environment
The article examines microplastic distribution and origins in subsurface waters of the South China Sea and eastern Indian Ocean.
Klaus Heinrich Raditio, Ardhitya Eduard Yeremia · Contributions to International Relations
The chapter compares SBY's and Jokowi's South China Sea strategies through the lens of populism.
Serafettin Yilmaz, Fu-kuo Liu · Asian Politics & Policy
The article compares South China Sea governance with the Arctic Council model. The authors propose a region-led institution with defined participation and binding rules.
Xiao Zhou · Ocean Engineering
The article addresses a framework for navigation risk assessment and maritime emergency resource deployment in the South China Sea.
Su Jin Yoo, Min Gyo Koo · Business and Politics
The article applies state-responsibility rules to Chinese maritime militia conduct. The authors argue that state direction or control can support attribution of certain wrongful acts to China.
Haoran Cui, Yubing Shi · Ocean Development & International Law
The article compares Chinese and Vietnamese maritime militia laws and institutional roles. The authors identify differences in political functions, welfare arrangements and sanctions.
Darwis, Bama Andika Putra · Asian Affairs: An American Review
The article analyzes Indonesian agencies' responses to Vietnamese fishing vessels in the North Natuna Sea. The authors characterize the maritime diplomacy as reactive and unevenly coordinated.
XÁC ĐỊNH MỘT SỐ LOÀI ĐỘNG VẬT THÂN MỀM VÙNG BIỂN QUẦN ĐẢO TRƯỜNG SA, VIỆT NAM DỰA TRÊN TRÌNH TỰ NUCLEOTIDE GEN TY THỂ 16S rDNA
Cù Nguyên Định, Nguyễn Trọng Dân et al. · Tạp chí Khoa học và Công nghệ nhiệt đới
The study uses mitochondrial 16S rDNA sequences to identify molluscs from the Spratly Islands. The authors compare their sequences with reference data.
ĐA DẠNG VI TẢO BIỂN VÙNG QUẦN ĐẢO TRƯỜNG SA, VIỆT NAM
Đặng Diễm Hồng, Hoàng Thị Minh Hiền et al. · Tạp chí Khoa học và Công nghệ nhiệt đới
The study identifies marine microalgae around several Spratly Islands features. The authors compare diversity among sites and record harmful algal genera.
Bama Andika Putra · The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Civic and Political Studies
The article examines Chinese coast guard and survey vessel activities near North Natuna. The author analyzes the maritime diplomatic implications of these encounters.
Aries A. Arugay · Contributions to International Relations; Populism, Nationalism and South China Sea Dispute
The chapter examines populist foreign-policy performance through Duterte’s turn toward China and the maritime dispute.
Nian Peng · Contributions to International Relations; Populism, Nationalism and South China Sea Dispute
The chapter concerns nationalism in Chinese policy and the trade-off between protecting sovereignty and maintaining stability.
M. Taylor Fravel, Charles L. Glaser · International Security
The authors compare stronger resistance, existing policy and partial retrenchment. The article favors the middle option but recommends reducing military resistance if Chinese determination to secure control substantially intensifies.
Fawwaz Aldi Pradana, Suprayogi Suprayogi · Linguistics and Literature Journal
The study compares China Daily and New York Times reporting on South China Sea territorial disputes. The authors identify divergent frames for Chinese actions.
NHỮNG QUAN ĐIỂM VÀ ĐỘNG CƠ CỦA TRUNG QUỐC TRONG TIẾN TRÌNH ĐÀM PHÁN BỘ QUY TẮC ỨNG XỬ TRÊN BIỂN ĐÔNG
Hồ Nhân Ái · Tạp chí Pháp luật và Thực tiễn
The article addresses China's views and motives in negotiations on a South China Sea code of conduct.
Tran Duc Thanh, Dang Hoai Nhon et al. · Vietnam Journal of Marine Science and Technology
The article outlines ecosystem-based maritime planning for Vietnam, balancing development, conservation, social needs, and security. It proposes a five-stage planning cycle supported by coordination across administrative levels, institutional capacity, financing, and stakeholder participation.
Phân tích hiệu quả kỹ thuật của nghề lưới kéo ở vùng biển đông Đồng bằng sông Cửu Long
Đặng Thị Phượng, Nguyễn Thanh Long et al. · Tạp chí Khoa học Đại học Cần Thơ
A survey of 60 fishers in Soc Trang and Bac Lieu estimates trawling efficiency at 86.3 percent. The authors examine skipper characteristics, vessel age, and capital, then recommend training, equipment improvements, and stronger market connections.
Boy Anugerah · Jurnal Dinamika Global
The article analyzes activities it characterizes as coercive in the North Natuna Sea. The author recommends strengthening Indonesian deterrence through military and civilian measures.
Y.N. Kamaruzzaman, M.A. Mustapha et al. · Sains Malaysiana
The researchers model potential fishing grounds under warming scenarios using catch and satellite data. Their projections vary by season and location, showing possible northern expansion under some conditions but coastal losses with stronger warming and declines during other seasonal periods.
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia · Australian Government — official statement
The Australian foreign ministry statement addresses recent incidents in the South China Sea.
Gregory B. Poling, Harrison Prétat et al. · Center for Strategic and International Studies
The report concerns examining China’s maritime militia.