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  1. 2011Year only

    Development of Viet Nam's Marine, Island and Coastal Economy in the Market Economy and Integration Period

    Vấn đề phát triển kinh tế biển - đảo, ven biển Việt Nam thời kỳ kinh tế thị trường và hội nhập

    Phạm Xuân Hậu · Tạp chí Khoa học Trường Đại học Sư phạm Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh

    The article addresses Viet Nam's marine, island and coastal economic development during market reform and integration.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Vietnam · AcademicOpen access

  2. 2011Year only

    Further Han-Nom Sources Recording the Paracel and Spratly Islands as Belonging to Viet Nam

    Thêm một số tư liệu Hán Nôm ghi chép về Hoàng Sa - Trường Sa thuộc chủ quyền Việt Nam

    Trịnh Khắc Mạnh · Tạp chí Hán Nôm

    The article presents further Han-Nom sources used by the author to discuss sovereignty over the Paracel and Spratly Islands.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Vietnam · State-affiliatedOpen access

  3. 2011Year only

    On Prime Minister Pham Van Dong's Letter of 14 September 1958 and the Question of Viet Nam's Sovereignty over the Paracel and Spratly Islands

    Về bức thư của Thủ tướng Phạm Văn Đồng ngày 14-9-1958 và vấn đề chủ quyền đối với hai quần đảo Hoàng Sa và Trường Sa của Việt Nam

    Nguyễn Bá Diến · Tạp chí Khoa học ĐHQGHN: Luật học

    The article examines Prime Minister Pham Van Dong's letter and the question of sovereignty over the Paracel and Spratly Islands.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Vietnam · AcademicOpen access

  4. 2011Year only

    China’s Strategy in the South China Sea

    M. Taylor Fravel · CONTEMPORARY SOUTHEAST ASIA

    The article concerns Chinese strategy in the South China Sea. This summary rests on bibliographic information only.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in Singapore · Independent think tank

  5. 2011Year only

    Guidelines for the Implementation of the DOC

    ASEAN Member States and China · ASEAN Member States and China

    The document provides guidance on implementing the DOC.

    Official documentIntergovernmental/international · IntergovernmentalOpen access

  6. 20108 Jul 2010

    480/POL-703/VII/10

    Perutusan Tetap Republik Indonesia untuk Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa · Nota diplomatik; United Nations DOALOS/CLCS

    The Indonesian UN mission's note identified as 480/POL-703/VII/10 appears in the DOALOS/CLCS records.

    Official documentPublished in Indonesia · Government

  7. 2010Jun 2010

    South China Sea : Platform for prosperity or arena for altercation?

    Nazery Khalid · KMI International Journal of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries

    The article juxtaposes South China Sea trade, energy and fisheries with overlapping claims. The author proposes economic cooperation and a code of conduct to manage tensions.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in South Korea · Academic

  8. 2010Jun 2010

    China and the freedom of navigation in the South China Sea

    B.A. Hamzah · Korean Journal of Defense Analysis

    The article examines China's approach to navigation and foreign military operations in the South China Sea. The author argues that China has little interest in obstructing trade but may challenge activities it regards as unauthorized.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in United Kingdom · Academic

  9. 2010Year only

    The ROC's maritime claims and practices with special reference to the South China Sea

    Kuan Hsiung Wang · Ocean Development & International Law

    The article surveys Taiwan's territorial sea, exclusive economic zone and continental shelf claims in the South China Sea. The author also discusses the U-shaped line and its presence on Itu Aba in the Spratly Islands.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in United Kingdom · Academic

  10. 200913 Nov 2009

    A New Legal Arrangement for the South China Sea?

    Nguyen Hong Thao, Ramses Amer · Ocean Development & International Law

    The article assesses bilateral and multilateral efforts to manage South China Sea conflict. The authors consider whether a new legal arrangement could emerge.

    Peer-reviewed articlePublished in United Kingdom · Academic