201820 Mar 2018
Issue of Non-Participation in the South China Sea Arbitration
Tsu-sung Hsieh · Series on Contemporary China; The South China Sea Disputes
The chapter concerns non-participation in the arbitration relating to the South China Sea.
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- 2018Mar 2018
A long-term strategic plan of offshore CO2 transport and storage in northern South China Sea for a low-carbon development in Guangdong province, China
Di Zhou, Pengchun Li et al. · International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control
The article addresses an offshore CO2 transport and storage plan in the northern South China Sea for low-carbon development in Guangdong.
- 201819 Feb 2018
The South China Sea arbitration case and beyond
Lingqun Li · China's Policy towards the South China Sea
The author traces Chinese policy changes since 2013 and the influence of maritime law. The chapter argues that Beijing intensified governance, incorporated international practices into domestic rules and used administrative measures to strengthen sovereignty and jurisdictional claims.
- 201815 Feb 2018
Russia in the South China Sea: Balancing and Hedging1
Alexander Korolev · Foreign Policy Analysis
The article examines Russian interests in the South China Sea through ties with China and Vietnam, including arms trade. The author analyzes how Moscow balances those relationships.
- 20188 Feb 2018
Regional Cooperation in the Post-South China Sea Arbitration Era: Potential Mechanism and Cooperative Areas
Shih-Ming Kao, Nathaniel S. Pearre · Coastal Management
The article proposes an inclusive cooperation mechanism after the South China Sea arbitration. The authors argue that conserving and managing living marine resources offers a promising starting point.
- 20188 Feb 2018
Assessment of the Joint Development Potential of Wave and Wind Energy in the South China Sea
Yong Wan, Chenqing Fan et al. · Energies
The study assesses co-development of wave and wind resources using reanalysis data. The authors identify three promising areas while noting that existing wave-converter designs may not suit local conditions.
- 2018Feb 2018
Fisheries cooperation in the South China Sea: Evaluating the options
Hongzhou Zhang · Marine Policy
The author evaluates cooperation against food and economic security, ecological sustainability and conflict prevention. These criteria are applied to protected areas or peace parks, regional fisheries organizations and aquaculture.
- 2018Feb 2018
Countermeasure Study on Deep-sea Oil Exploitation in the South China Sea——A Comparison between Deep-sea Oil Exploitation in the South China Sea and the Gulf of Mexico
Hui Zhao, Weiting Qiu et al. · IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
The article compares geology, exploration and equipment across the two regions. The authors examine policy and business conditions to identify obstacles and suggest improvements for Chinese deepwater petroleum operations.
- 201831 Jan 2018
The South China Sea arbitration: Environmental obligations under the Law of the Sea Convention
Yoshifumi Tanaka · Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law
The article analyzes treatment of marine environmental obligations under UNCLOS in the South China Sea arbitration. The author considers implications for activities on disputed features.
- 201817 Jan 2018
Frenemy in Media: Maritime Sovereignty and Propaganda on South China Sea
Lupita Wijaya · IKAT : The Indonesian Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
The study examines Indonesian and Chinese reporting amid fishing disputes near Natuna. Comparative content analysis explores links among propaganda, national-interest framing and journalistic objectivity.
- 2018Jan 2018
Can Vietnam’s Military Stand Up to China in the South China Sea?
Derek Grossman · Asia Policy
The article assesses Vietnamese military capabilities relative to China in the South China Sea. The author considers conditions and limits on Vietnam's response.
- 2018Jan 2018
Island-Building in the South China Sea: Legality and Limits
Tara DAVENPORT · Asian Journal of International Law
The article examines island-building by claimants in the Spratly Islands. The author analyzes its scale, legality and limits regarding alteration of maritime features.
- 2018Jan 2018
Species-specific profiles and risk assessment of perfluoroalkyl substances in coral reef fishes from the South China Sea
Chang-Gui Pan, Ke-Fu Yu et al. · Chemosphere
The article concerns species-specific patterns and risk assessment of perfluoroalkyl substances in South China Sea reef fishes.
- 2018Jan 2018
South China Sea Arbitration and its Application to Dokdo
Seokwoo LEE, Leonardo BERNARD · Asian Journal of International Law
The authors explore whether precedents from the arbitration could apply to the Korea–Japan dispute concerning Dokdo. The discussion draws on the award’s handling of jurisdiction, maritime features, historical entitlements and environmental obligations.
- 2018Jan 2018
Merits Award Relating to Historic Rights in the South China Sea Arbitration: An Appraisal
Xinmin MA · Asian Journal of International Law
The author rejects the view that UNCLOS exclusively determines maritime entitlements or displaces historical rights. The article argues that the tribunal inadequately distinguished the convention from general international law, which the author considers applicable to those rights.
- 2018Year only
China’s Policy towards the South China Sea: When Geopolitics Meets the Law of the Sea
Lingqun Li · Routledge
The book explains China's South China Sea policy through changes in law of the sea and regional geopolitics. The author argues that the evolving legal regime has reshaped China's approach to maritime disputes.
- 2018Year only
Dealing With China in the South China Sea: Duterte Changing Course
Peter Kreuzer · PRIF Report 3/2018
The work addresses Duterte's change of approach toward China in the South China Sea.
- 2018Year only
Holocene Foraminifera Fauna around Phan Vinh Island in the Spratly Islands and Related Questions
HỆ ĐỘNG VẬT TRÙNG LỖ (Foraminifera) HOLOCEN Ở KHU VỰC ĐẢO PHAN VINH, QUẦN ĐẢO TRƯỜNG SA VÀ MỘT SỐ VẤN ĐỀ LIÊN QUAN
Nguyễn Ngọc · Tạp chí Khoa học và Công nghệ Biển
The article studies Holocene foraminifera around Phan Vinh Island in the Spratly Islands. The authors discuss implications for reef ecology, stratigraphy and past environments.
- 2018Year only
U.S. Foreign Policy in the South China Sea during the Early Decades of the Twenty-First Century
CHÍNH SÁCH ĐỐI NGOẠI CỦA MỸ Ở BIỂN ĐÔNG TRONG TRONG NHỮNG THẬP NIÊN ĐẦU THẾ KỈ XXI
Lê Sỹ Hưng · Tạp chí Khoa học Trường Đại học Hồng Đức
The article examines U.S. foreign policy in the South China Sea during the early decades of the twenty-first century.
- 2018Year only
ASEAN’s Evolving Institutional Strategy: Managing Great Power Politics in South China Sea Disputes
Kei Koga · The Chinese Journal of International Politics
The article analyzes ASEAN institutional strategies amid major-power competition. The author argues that these options help manage outside involvement in South China Sea disputes.
- 2018Year only
Chinese Assertiveness in the South China Sea
Richard Q. Turcsányi · Global Power Shift
The book addresses Chinese assertiveness in the South China Sea.
- 2018Year only
Vietnamese Position Regarding China’s South China Sea Policy of “Set Aside Dispute and Pursue Joint Development”
Windy Thi Ngoc Minh Phan · Proceedings of Airlangga Conference on International Relations
The paper concerns Vietnam’s position on China’s proposal to shelve disputes and pursue joint development.
- 2018Year only
Strategic Military Geographies in the South China Sea
Greg Austin · Advances in Military Geosciences; Australian Contributions to Strategic and Military Geography
The chapter concerns strategic military geography in the South China Sea.
- 2018Year only
National Identity Analysis and Foreign Policy China Aggressive Stance in South China Sea under Xi Jinping
Anggia Rahmadini, Citra Hennida · Proceedings of Airlangga Conference on International Relations
The paper connects national identity and foreign policy with China’s assertive stance under Xi Jinping in the South China Sea.