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Vasco Becker-Weinberg · Beyond Territorial Disputes in the South China Sea
The work compares joint-development arrangements in Northeast Asia and the Gulf of Tonkin.
Clive Schofield · Beyond Territorial Disputes in the South China Sea
The work considers the South China Sea's geographical and geopolitical features.
Robert Beckman · Beyond Territorial Disputes in the South China Sea
The chapter concerns international law and UNCLOS in South China Sea disputes. This summary rests on bibliographic information only.
Robert Beckman (ed.), Ian Townsend-Gault (ed.) et al. · Edward Elgar Publishing
The book addresses South China Sea issues beyond territorial disputes.
X. Chen · Chinese Journal of International Law
The review discusses Nong Hong's book on UNCLOS and South China Sea dispute settlement. Its author describes the book's assessment of the Convention's strengths and limitations.
Kamrul Hossain · Journal of East Asia and International Law
The article examines UNCLOS amid U.S.–China competition in the South China Sea. The author considers freedom of navigation and regional stability in the two countries' relations.
Ja Ian Chong · Chinese Law & Government
The work addresses documentary context for South China Sea disputes.
Wenfeng Deng, Gangjian Wei et al. · Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans
The study analyzes geochemical profiles from northern South China Sea coral for evidence of the Pacific Decadal Oscillation. The authors argue that the record reflects annual variation since 1853.
Michael Yahuda · Journal of Contemporary China
The article analyzes factors the author associates with China's more assertive South China Sea posture. It also examines responses from coastal states and a more active U.S. role.
David Scott · India Review
The article examines India's naval, diplomatic and energy interests in the South China Sea. The author also considers Chinese interpretations of India's involvement.
Fanping Meng, Zhifeng Wang et al. · Marine Environmental Research
The article assesses coastal pollution in the Gulf of Tonkin using biomarkers in the clam Meretrix meretrix.
Sarah Raine, Christian Le Mière · Adelphi Series
The appendix addresses the legal setting of South China Sea disputes. It refers to peaceful settlement commitments in the Declaration on Conduct.
Zhao Hong · Asian Affairs
The article reviews competing maritime claims and external involvement in the South China Sea dispute. The author argues that China–ASEAN economic ties are likely to endure despite political disagreements.
Niclas D. Weimar · Global Change, Peace & Security
The article places China–India rivalry in maritime Asia. The author examines its potential to generate conflict in the Indian Ocean and South China Sea.
M. X. Zhao, K. F. Yu et al. · Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
The article studies coral communities on remote atoll reefs in the Spratly Islands.
Elizabeth S Dahl · Journal of East Asia Security
The article surveys conflict-resolution concepts relevant to South China Sea disputes. The author discusses negotiating assumptions that may help reduce violence and escalation.
Shelley Parkinson · Journal of East Asia Security
The article examines sovereignty disputes and fishers' safety around South China Sea islands. The author argues that unresolved title should not prevent cooperation on human security.
Kuan-Hsiung Wang · Northeast Asian Perspectives on International Law
The chapter examines high-seas fisheries through regional cooperation and UNCLOS-related rules. The author discusses balancing resource extraction with sustainable management.
James Kraska, Raul Pedrozo · International Maritime Security Law
The chapter belongs to a book on maritime security law and policy. This summary rests on the book's general description rather than the chapter's findings.
Alessio Fratticcioli · Asian Review
The article discusses ASEAN unity and code-of-conduct talks in managing South China Sea disputes. The author argues that diplomatic and security cooperation can reduce conflict risk.
Melda Malek · Australian Journal of Maritime & Ocean Affairs
The article distinguishes island title from historic maritime rights in assessing China's claims. The author argues that the nine-dash map carries little legal weight and historic rights cannot override coastal-state entitlements.
Koichi Sato · Journal of Contemporary East Asia Studies
The article examines China's influence on ASEAN conference diplomacy concerning South China Sea disputes. The author places this interaction in the context of competing Spratly Islands claims.
Robert Beckman · American Journal of International Law
The article considers UNCLOS as a framework for South China Sea disputes. The author notes coastal states’ participation and Taiwan’s efforts to align its legislation.
Zhiguo Gao, Bing Bing Jia · American Journal of International Law
The article examines the history and status of the nine-dash line associated with China's South China Sea claims. The authors discuss its implications for maritime disputes.