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Công hàm số 22/HC-2020 ngày 30/3/2020
Permanent Mission of Viet Nam to the United Nations · Permanent Mission of Viet Nam to the United Nations
The document is a note verbale numbered 22/HC-2020 and dated 30 March 2020; its title does not specify a subject.
ALVIN CAMBA, JANICA MAGAT · The Singapore Economic Review
The study examines how positions on South China Sea disputes affect Chinese investment in the Philippines. The authors analyze investor responses using firm registration data.
Yu-Miao Gao, Ke-Shu Zou et al. · Microorganisms
The study sequences gut microbes in four predatory reef fishes. Similarities among them lead the authors to suggest that diet may influence microbial composition more strongly than host species.
Vu Dinh Quang, Van Quang Doan et al. · Vietnam Journal of Science, Technology and Engineering
The study evaluates CCMP wind data, offshore resource variability, and supporting infrastructure in Vietnam. Its authors identify several central and southern coastal locations as favorable when wind availability and port access are considered together.
Charmaine Misalucha-Willoughby, Robert Joseph Medillo · Bandung
The article examines Philippine responses to power asymmetry through China, the United States, ASEAN and arbitration. The authors argue that internationalizing the dispute gains support, while inconsistent follow-through impedes durable policy.
Xinping Chen, Aoife Foley et al. · Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
The article assesses Gulf of Tonkin wind-energy potential against the energy demand of its surrounding economic region.
Changping Zhao, Chao Fang et al. · Marine Policy
The article examines the economic feasibility of blue-carbon cooperation in the South China Sea region.
J. Bimali Koongolla, Lang Lin et al. · Environmental Pollution
The article examines microplastics in fish gastrointestinal tracts and gills in the Gulf of Tonkin.
Nehginpao Kipgen · Routledge India
The book surveys the history and politics of South China Sea disputes. The author examines territorial claims, economic interests and major-power rivalry.
Hui Zhong · China Information
The article examines cooperation on underwater cultural heritage in the South China Sea. The author analyzes how concern over its use to support claims affects regional cooperation.
Yang Lai Fong, Ramachandran Ponnan et al. · China Report
The article compares Malaysian and Chinese newspaper coverage of South China Sea disputes. The authors examine differences in how issues are selected and framed.
Jun Liu, Dan Cui et al. · Journal of Molluscan Studies
The study uses DNA sequences to delimit giant clam species, incorporating new samples from Hainan Island. The authors examine diversity that may be difficult to distinguish morphologically.
Minwei Han, Ruijie Zhang et al. · Journal of Hazardous Materials
The article examines PAH occurrence, distribution and accumulation in South China Sea corals, including the role of coral mucus.
Tridib Chakraborti, Mohor Chakraborty et al. · Routledge
The book examines India's South China Sea strategy amid geostrategic rivalry and maritime order concerns. The authors consider navigation and resource interests.
Tridib Chakraborti, Mohor Chakraborty et al. · India’s Strategy in the South China Sea
The chapter examines India’s internal and external balancing alongside its support for peaceful settlement. It also considers ASEAN expectations, responses to India’s security role and overlooked aspects of that relationship.
Tridib Chakraborti, Mohor Chakraborty et al. · India’s Strategy in the South China Sea
The authors compare historical and legal grounds invoked for claims to the Paracel Islands and Spratly Islands. The chapter examines competing negotiation formats, the DOC–COC process and the implications of these disagreements for regional peace and security.
Keyuan Zou · Maritime Security and the Law of the Sea
The chapter examines conventional and nontraditional security in COC negotiations. The author calls for addressing military presence, piracy and environmental damage, including matters insufficiently covered by the DOC.
Dylan Michael Beatty · Territory, Politics, Governance
The article examines Philippine political uses of historical maps in Spratly Islands claims. The author argues that modern territorial readings recast the maps beyond their original contexts.
Ulupi Borah · Maritime Affairs: Journal of the National Maritime Foundation of India
The author links shipping security to Japanese commerce and energy supplies. The article argues that Chinese assertiveness and military expansion have encouraged deeper changes in Tokyo’s defence and security policies.
Yuan Yuan, Ting Sun et al. · Marine Pollution Bulletin
The article examines heavy metals in Daya Bay bivalves and assesses health risks related to consumption.
Roswati Md Amin, Erqa Shazira Sohaimi et al. · Marine Pollution Bulletin
The article examines microplastic ingestion by zooplankton in Terengganu coastal waters.
Shixin Ivy Zhang · Media and Conflict in the Social Media Era in China
The work addresses the South China Sea dispute in the year specified by its title.
The Anh Hoang · China’s Search for ‘National Rejuvenation’
The work addresses the Belt and Road Initiative and South China Sea disputes in China's Southeast Asian relations.
Yael Teff-Seker, Peter C. Mackelworth et al. · Frontiers in Marine Science
The article examines dispute resolution and transboundary marine conservation across six cases. The authors discuss government negotiations and civil-society dialogue as possible channels for cooperation.