Microplastic ingestion in deep-sea fish from the South China Sea
Lin Zhu, Hao Wang et al. · Science of The Total Environment
The article examines microplastic ingestion by deep-sea fish from the South China Sea.
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Lin Zhu, Hao Wang et al. · Science of The Total Environment
The article examines microplastic ingestion by deep-sea fish from the South China Sea.
Huiyun Feng, Kai He · Cambridge Review of International Affairs
The article proposes a model of Chinese strategic behavior in the South China Sea. The authors combine threat perceptions with strategic culture.
Natalie Klein · Law of the Sea in South East Asia
The chapter assesses settlement options for disputes involving sovereignty, boundaries, navigation, overflight, fisheries and environmental protection. The author draws on the arbitration experience to explore approaches to present and future maritime disagreements in Southeast Asia.
Lingqun Li · The 21st Century Maritime Silk Road
The chapter compares China’s fisheries arrangements with Vietnam, South Korea, Japan and ASEAN partners. The author identifies elements that could inform cooperative management mechanisms for the South China Sea.
Reynaldo Rudy Kristian Montolalu, Banyu Perwita · Jurnal Asia Pacific Studies
The article examines Philippine–U.S. defense cooperation amid tensions with China in the South China Sea. The authors situate the bilateral agreement within Philippine military capacity constraints.
Yijian Fu, Shuyan Huang et al. · Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems
The study interviews Gulf of Tonkin residents about horseshoe crab consumption and conservation. The authors associate consumption patterns with occupation, age, education and income.
Huaigao Qi · Journal of Contemporary East Asia Studies
The author examines economic and strategic incentives behind Chinese joint-development proposals. Options include less sensitive areas, consensus building and exploring a supranational resource-management authority for the Spratly Islands.
Rakshit Mohan, Aditya Laxman Jakki · Maritime Affairs: Journal of the National Maritime Foundation of India
The authors apply sovereignty theory to the Philippines–China case. They argue that, despite China’s rejection, the ruling establishes a precedent that can guide later consideration of sovereignty questions at sea.
Randy Wirasta Nandyatama · JAS (Journal of ASEAN Studies)
The article examines Chinese actions in the South China Sea and perceptions across Southeast Asia. The author argues that coercive measures heighten threat perceptions and weaken China's soft power.
Lyle J. Morris, Michael J. Mazarr et al. · RAND Corporation
The report explores US responses to Russian and Chinese gray-zone coercion. Drawing on fieldwork and broader research, the authors outline strategic elements and a menu of policy options.
Guoqiang Liu, Qibin Lao et al. · Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An International Journal
The study measures dissolved metals in Gulf of Tonkin aquaculture waters. The authors report spatial and seasonal differences and name mercury in their ecological risk assessment.
Jo Inge Bekkevold · Asia-Pacific Journal of Ocean Law and Policy
The article assesses whether coastguard cooperation can build trust and ease tensions. It examines local ownership, coordination across levels, institutional fragmentation, disputed-water operations and the disruptive effects of major-power rivalry.
Biao Chen, Kefu Yu et al. · Frontiers in Microbiology
The study uses genetic sequencing to examine Symbiodiniaceae in South China Sea corals. The authors compare molecular diversity and community composition across latitudes.
Jinfeng Ding, Fenghua Jiang et al. · Environmental Science & Technology
The study examines microplastics in seawater, fish and corals at Paracel Islands reefs. The authors describe the particles' distribution and characteristics.
Jianliang Ye, Jiangong Wei et al. · Marine and Petroleum Geology
The article concerns a complex hydrate system within a gas chimney in the South China Sea.
ĐẶC ĐIỂM FRONT NHIỆT MẶT BIỂN VÙNG BIỂN ĐÔNG NAM VIỆT NAM
Tran Anh Tu, Nguyen Kim Cuong et al. · Tạp chí Khoa học và Công nghệ biển
The study uses multiyear NOAA imagery to identify thermal fronts during dry and wet seasons. The authors describe spatial and seasonal patterns and qualitatively examine links with Mekong freshwater discharge.
John Robert Wood · Intelligence and National Security
The article addresses China’s maritime strategy and its relation to national security in the South China Sea.
U. Rashid Sumaila · Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography
The article concerns comparative fisheries valuation across Asian large marine ecosystems, emphasizing the East China Sea and South China Sea.
Mingming Liu, Mingli Lin et al. · Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems
The study interviews Hainan fishers about encounters, incidental capture and attitudes toward marine mammals. The authors find differing influences from fishing experience, education and livelihood conditions on conservation-related experiences and perceptions.
Dave McRae · Journal of Contemporary Asia
The author finds continuity in Indonesian diplomacy despite domestic political change. Persistent strategic challenges, interests served by existing arrangements and foreign-ministry expertise are offered as explanations.
Jianping Guo, Peng Wang · Ocean Development & International Law
The authors examine the tribunal’s treatment of due diligence concerning environmentally damaging fishing. From a Chinese perspective, they argue that evidence China might have submitted through participation could have changed the decision.
Anita Inder Singh · India and China in Asia
The author examines Indian maritime interests and obstacles to balancing China. The chapter argues that no Asian state can counter Beijing alone in this setting, making the US role essential.
Penghong Cai · Series on Contemporary China; China's Omnidirectional Peripheral Diplomacy
The chapter concerns China–ASEAN security interactions and their connection to the South China Sea issue.
Johannes L. Kurz · The China Quarterly
The report traces Hainan fishers' route books and their later use in historical South China Sea claims. The author assesses their reliability as evidence of continuous occupation.