China's Naval Rise and the South China Sea: An Operational Assessment
Felix K. Chang · Orbis
The article assesses operational aspects of China's naval rise in the South China Sea.
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Felix K. Chang · Orbis
The article assesses operational aspects of China's naval rise in the South China Sea.
Territorialkonflikte unter Palmen Der Konflikt um die Spratly- und Paracel-Inseln
Andreas Seifert · Wissenschaft & Frieden
The work addresses territorial conflict over the Spratly and Paracel Islands.
Mikael Weissmann · The East Asian Peace
The chapter places South China Sea disputes within China–ASEAN relations. The author examines why unresolved claims have not escalated into a major military conflict.
Sean Creehan · SAIS Review of International Affairs
The article considers South China Sea conflict risk amid growing U.S. attention to Asia. The author discusses it in the context of U.S.–China relations and regional maritime disputes.
Nong Hong · Routledge
The book evaluates UNCLOS as a framework for settling ocean disputes, focusing on the South China Sea. The author considers overlapping claims, sovereignty and security in the interaction of law and politics.
NGUỒN GIỐNG TÔM, CÁ VÙNG NƯỚC VEN CÁC ĐẢO THUỘC QUẦN ĐẢO TRƯỜNG SA
Nguyễn Thị Thu, Trần Mạnh Hà · Tạp chí Khoa học và Công nghệ Biển
The article surveys shrimp and fish larvae in waters around Spratly Islands features. The authors use samples to identify taxa and larval abundance.
Về chủ quyền lịch sử, pháp lý của Việt Nam đối với hai quần đảo Hoàng Sa và Trường Sa
Nguyễn Bá Diến · Tạp chí Khoa học ĐHQGHN: Luật học
The article addresses Viet Nam's historical and legal sovereignty claim concerning the Paracel and Spratly Islands.
Mer de Chine du Sud ou mer des Philippines de l'Ouest ? Conflits d'appropriation des espaces maritimes autour de l'archipel des Spratley (Nansha / Truong Sa / Kalayaan) (South China Sea or West Philippine Sea ? Conflicting maritime claims in the Spratly archipelago : Nansha/ Truong Sa / Kalayaan)
Yves Boquet · Bulletin de l'Association de géographes français
The article examines competing claims around the Spratly Islands and the parties' differing names for the sea. The author considers fisheries, hydrocarbons and strategic interests.
Joshua Ho · Strategic Currents
The chapter asks whether Gulf of Aden counter-piracy practices could apply in the South China Sea. The author considers reported piracy incidents against ships in Asia.
Yang Fang · Strategic Currents
The work examines problems and developments in China's South China Sea position.
Sam Bateman · Strategic Currents
The chapter discusses Chinese, U.S. and Vietnamese roles in South China Sea tensions. The author calls for the three to mediate their differences.
Thang NGUYEN DANG · Asian Journal of International Law
The article contrasts fisheries cooperation with joint petroleum development in disputed waters. The author examines cooperation over fish stocks while sovereignty remains unsettled.
Sarah Raine · Survival
The article surveys debates within China over South China Sea goals and policy. The author places island and maritime claims in a broader strategic context.
Marvin C. Ott · Current History
The article notes U.S. and Southeast Asian policy concern over competing South China Sea claims. The author places the issue within regional security discussions.
Peng Zhou, Chuguang Huang et al. · Marine Pollution Bulletin
The article examines the amount, composition and sources of marine debris along the northern South China Sea coast.
Zuozhi Chen, Yongsong Qiu et al. · Ocean & Coastal Management
The article compares trophic flows and ecosystem properties in the Gulf of Tonkin before and after the collapse of fish stocks.
Andy Yee · Journal of Current Chinese Affairs
The article compares South and East China Sea disputes using bargaining, power and social perspectives. The author argues that their stability trends differ and require distinct approaches.
Carlyle A. Thayer · Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs
The article compares China's diplomatic conduct before and after guidelines for implementing the DOC. The author examines Vietnamese and Philippine responses to incidents involving fisheries and oil exploration.
Permanent Mission of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam to the United Nations · Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf
The document identified as 77/HC-2011 is attributed to Viet Nam's UN mission in the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf records.
中华人民共和国常驻联合国代表团 · Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf
The document identified as CML/8/2011 is attributed to China's UN mission in the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf records.
John Hemmings · The RUSI Journal
The article examines China's South China Sea claims and relations with the United States. The author argues that this dispute could become a focal point of bilateral tension.
Preeti Nalwa · Strategic Analysis
The article links the Cheonan incident to U.S. regional diplomacy and China's response on the South China Sea. The author argues that the episode exposed strategic differences between the powers.
J. Melbourne-Thomas, C.R. Johnson et al. · Environmental Modelling & Software
The article uses a multiscale biophysical model to inform regional coral reef management in the western Philippines and South China Sea.
Suyarso, Yaya Ihya Ulumuddin et al. · Journal of Coastal Development
The article uses ALOS imagery to map coral reef ecosystems in the Natuna Islands.