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Sanqiang Gong, GuangJun Chai et al. · Frontiers in Microbiology
The study sequences algal symbionts in five coral species across northern South China Sea reef regions. The authors report host-dependent differences between tropical and subtropical communities.
Yang-Guang Gu, Jia-Jia Ning et al. · Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety
The article examines heavy metal bioaccessibility in South China Sea organisms at different trophic levels and possible health implications.
Myron H Nordquist · The South China Sea Arbitration
The author challenges the classification of Itu Aba in the Spratly Islands under UNCLOS Article 121. The chapter argues that the tribunal misread and misapplied the island–rock distinction, examining the provision’s drafting history and negotiating context.
S Jayakumar, Tommy Koh et al. · The South China Sea Arbitration
The introductory chapter outlines UNCLOS settlement procedures and the background to regional disputes. The authors identify the arbitration’s principal legal questions as a foundation for understanding the awards’ implications.
Tara Davenport · The South China Sea Arbitration
The author examines how the tribunal balanced the parties’ rights despite China’s absence. The chapter compares its proactive handling of nonappearance with international judicial practice and principles of procedural fairness.
Robert Beckman · The South China Sea Arbitration
The author compares Chinese and Philippine positions with the tribunal’s jurisdictional decisions. The chapter examines procedural prerequisites, the character of the disputes and questions decided either separately or alongside the merits.
Stuart Kaye · The South China Sea Arbitration
The chapter examines how the tribunal handled third-party interests when considering the maritime entitlements of disputed features. The author assesses its treatment of the indispensable-third-party rule and possible consequences for later cases.
Clive R Symmons · The South China Sea Arbitration
The author interprets the award as clarifying distinctions among historical rights, historical title and fishing entitlements. This reading preserves a place for historic waters but treats non-sovereign historical claims within another state’s economic zone or continental shelf as displaced by UNCLOS.
Hãn Nguyên Nguyễn Nhã · Routledge
The author marshals historical, legal and technical evidence in support of Vietnamese sovereignty over the Paracel Islands and Spratly Islands. The book also examines assertion of those claims and international responses, particularly China’s.
Thi Lan Anh Nguyen, Ngan Ha Mai · The Korean Journal of International and Comparative Law
The article outlines Vietnamese enforcement bodies, their responsibilities, jurisdiction and practice. It reviews international cooperation on cross-border challenges and offers assessments and proposals for future development.
Xueqing Li, Lei Guo · Chinese Journal of Communication
The survey examines South China Sea news exposure, perceived media effects and political attitudes. The authors report differing links between perceived effects on oneself or others, online discussion, nationalism and government evaluation.
Bruno Hendler · Contexto Internacional
The article examines Duterte's policy shift toward China. The author analyzes its implications for prospects of settling South China Sea disputes.
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黃偉峰 · 問題與研究
The article examines U.S. foreign policy signals through South China Sea disputes and APEC commitments.
Klaus Heinrich Raditio · Understanding China’s Behaviour in the South China Sea
The chapter concerns the security dilemma between China and the United States in the South China Sea.
Klaus Heinrich Raditio · Understanding China’s Behaviour in the South China Sea
The chapter concerns the security dilemma involving China and other states asserting claims in the South China Sea.
Klaus Heinrich Raditio · Palgrave Macmillan
The work examines China's South China Sea behavior through defensive realism.
Vasco Becker-Weinberg · Stress Testing the Law of the Sea
The chapter concerns the arbitration over the South China Sea and subsequent relations between China and the Philippines.
Elena Perez-Alvaro, Craig Forrest · International Journal of Cultural Property
The article places maritime archaeology and underwater heritage within South China Sea claims. The authors examine legal questions arising from the disputes and arbitration.
Minggang Cai, Haixia He et al. · Science of The Total Environment
The article examines small microplastics in the South China Sea environment.
Ling Wei · East Asian Community Review
The work addresses East Asian community building and development-oriented regionalism amid China's rise and South China Sea disputes.
Nehginpao Kipgen · Asian Affairs
The article examines ASEAN–China strategic relations through their positions, actions and joint initiatives. It also considers challenges and possible solutions in the context of the arbitration outcome.
Bill Hayton · Asian Affairs
The author investigates the origins of Chinese arguments for resource entitlements extending beyond UNCLOS. The article traces the historical-rights claim to a Taiwanese scholar’s work during 1990s debates about Taiwan’s relationship with the PRC.
James C. Hsiung · Series on Contemporary China, Volume 43
The book places South China Sea disputes amid competing claims and U.S.–China rivalry. The author examines legal and geopolitical dimensions separately.
Akos Kopper, Tamas Peragovics · European Journal of International Relations
The article assesses historical analogies used to explain the South China Sea conflict. The authors propose considering alternatives to familiar Western comparisons.