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  1. 2019Year only

    Evidence of Environmental Changes Caused by Chinese Island-Building

    Leland Smith, Peter Cornillon et al. · Scientific Reports

    The study uses satellite imagery to track sediment plumes around Mischief Reef during island construction. The authors associate dredging with deterioration of reef and nearby water conditions.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in United Kingdom · AcademicOpen access

  2. 2019Year only

    A Critical Political Geography of China and the South China Sea Islands Dispute

    Alejandro Christian D. Soler · Asia-Pacific Social Science Review

    The article applies critical political geography and world-systems analysis to China's South China Sea island claims. The author examines political economy, regional ambitions and sovereignty narratives.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Philippines · AcademicOpen access

  3. 2019Year only

    Quaternary Benthic Foraminifera Fossils in the Tu Chinh–Vung May Waters and the Spratly Islands and Their Significance

    Hóa thạch Foraminifera (Trùng lỗ) sống đáy Đệ tứ ở vùng biển Tư Chính - Vũng Mây (thềm lục địa Việt Nam) và khu vực các đảo, bãi cạn thuộc quần đảo Trường Sa, Việt Nam và ý nghĩa của chúng

    Nguyễn Ngọc, Bùi Thị Luận et al. · Tạp chí Khoa học và Công nghệ Biển

    The study describes Quaternary benthic foraminifera from Tu Chinh–Vung May waters and the Spratly Islands. The authors discuss their stratigraphic, paleogeographic and ecological implications.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Vietnam · State-affiliatedOpen access

  4. 2019Year only

    Studying the Marine Environment and Coral Distribution around Nam Yet Island with VNRedsat-1 and QuickBird Imagery

    Nghiên cứu môi trường biển và phân bố san hô khu vực đảo Nam Yết sử dụng ảnh VNRedsat-1 và QuickBird

    Đỗ Huy Cường, Lê Đình Nam et al. · Tạp chí Khoa học và Công nghệ Biển

    The article uses VNRedsat-1 and QuickBird imagery to study temperature, chlorophyll and coral distribution around Nam Yet Island. The authors assess satellite imagery for environmental and shoreline analysis.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Vietnam · State-affiliatedOpen access

  5. 2019Year only

    Indonesia’s Image from China’s Perspective on South China Sea Dispute (A Preliminary Study on China’s Perception on Indonesia)

    Ardina Kartikasari · Global: Jurnal Politik Internasional

    Using image theory, the study explores Chinese perceptions of Indonesia in South China Sea disputes. The author argues that assessments of capabilities and cultural factors support an image of Indonesia as a potential cooperative partner despite disagreements around Natuna.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Indonesia · AcademicOpen access

  6. 2019Year only

    The Nguyen Lords’ Policy on the South China Sea (Seventeenth–Eighteenth Centuries)

    Chính sách của các chúa Nguyễn về vấn đề Biển Đông (thế kỉ XVII – XVIII)

    Trần Văn Kiên · Tạp chí Khoa học - Trường Đại học Sư phạm Hà Nội: Khoa học Xã hội

    The document concerns the Nguyen lords’ policies relating to the South China Sea during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Vietnam · AcademicOpen access

  7. 2019Year only

    The South China Sea Arbitration

    Yoshifumi Tanaka · Hart Publishing

    The book explores the arbitration’s contribution to international law and the limits of that contribution. It examines jurisdiction, historical entitlements, maritime features, Chinese activities and the protection of shared interests at sea.

    BookPublished in United Kingdom · Academic

  8. 201830 Dec 2018

    The South China Sea Arbitration: The Decision and its Implications on the Sovereignty Claims of China and the Philippines

    Zhao Yan Lee · IIUM Law Journal

    The author examines the ruling through historical evidence, diplomatic correspondence and international legal theory to assess its effects on both countries’ claims. The article argues that, despite irregularities, the decision produced irreversible consequences for the dispute.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Malaysia · Academic

  9. 201830 Nov 2018

    Cooperation & Security Dilemma In The South China Sea

    Rizky Widian, Arimadona Arimadona · Jurnal Global Strategis

    The article uses security-dilemma theory to examine barriers to South China Sea cooperation. The authors argue that China's offensive capabilities heighten insecurity among claimants.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Indonesia · Academic

  10. 201830 Nov 2018

    Shelved sovereignty or invalid sovereignty? The South China Sea negotiations, 1992–2016

    Jiye Kim, Daniel Druckman · The Pacific Review

    The authors compare COC negotiation texts and find sovereignty consistently deferred. They relate this pattern to changing Chinese claims, stronger bargaining power and the enduring influence of shelving disputes since Deng Xiaoping’s era.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in United Kingdom · Academic

  11. 201819 Nov 2018

    Law on the Viet Nam Coast Guard

    Luật Cảnh sát biển Việt Nam

    Quốc hội nước Cộng hòa xã hội chủ nghĩa Việt Nam · Cổng thông tin điện tử Chính phủ

    The Vietnamese law concerns the Viet Nam Coast Guard.

    Legal instrumentPublished in Vietnam · GovernmentOpen access

  12. 20185 Nov 2018

    Joint Development in the South China Sea: Is the Time Ripe?

    Jianwei Li, Pingping Chen · Asian Yearbook of International Law, Volume 22 (2016)

    The chapter asks whether the time is ripe for joint development in the South China Sea.

    Book chapterPublished in Netherlands · AcademicOpen access

  13. 20185 Nov 2018

    Strategic Selection: Philippine Arbitration in the South China Sea Dispute

    Krista E. Wiegand, Erik Beuck · Asian Security

    The authors explain Manila’s choice of arbitration through counterbalancing, anticipated benefits and perceived prospects of success. They report that interviews and process tracing support these explanations, especially the expectation of winning.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in United Kingdom · Academic