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Tu Guanghong, Zhong Guangjian et al. · Geofluids
The study analyzes seabed geochemical anomalies to identify prospective areas in the Chaoshan Depression. The authors infer gas-bearing formations and link microseepage signals to small fractures as exploration indicators.
Association of Southeast Asian Nations, Government of the People's Republic of China · ASEAN-China Post-Ministerial Conference 10+1
The document sets out areas of ASEAN–China cooperation for 2026–2030, including a section on implementing the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea and concluding the Code of Conduct.
Pornomo Rovan Astri Yoga, Lowell Bautista · Journal of Conflict and Security Law
The article asks whether spontaneous civilian resistance recognized on land can extend to naval warfare. The authors examine combatant status and legal constraints using the South China Sea as an illustration.
Hong Thao Nguyen, Thi Kim Nguyen Tran · International Law in Asia
The chapter surveys China's use of legal instruments in the South China Sea.
Emirza Syailendra · The Australian National University
The thesis compares Indonesian, Malaysian and Philippine restraint toward China at sea. The author argues that tacit understandings help sustain relationships despite unresolved South China Sea disputes.
Die Territorialkonflikte im Arktischen Ozean und Südchinesischen Meer : das Seevölkerrecht als Konfliktkatalysator?
Marina Isabel Uebachs · RWTH Aachen University
The dissertation compares Arctic and South China Sea disputes to examine the effect of maritime law on overlapping claims. The author asks whether legal frameworks can generate or intensify tensions.
Minyou Yu, Weizhe Liu · PLOS ONE
The article compares Chinese and Indonesian fisheries enforcement against overfishing. The authors recommend clarifying authority and involving coastal states and fishing communities in governance.
Hao Li, Xuzhang Shen et al. · Scientific Reports
The study analyzes earthquake signals captured by distributed acoustic sensing on a cable in the northern South China Sea. The authors examine wave noise and signal-processing methods.
Dieu-My Tran · Asia-Pacific Journal of Ocean Law and Policy
The article examines Viet Nam's maritime militia laws and strategy. The author discusses overlapping enforcement roles and the force's legal status in possible maritime conflict.
Ambiguitas Diplomatik dan Ketahanan Maritim Indonesia: Analisis Geopolitik Pernyataan Bersama Prabowo-Xi Jinping dalam Konteks Laut Cina Selatan
Sahisnu Wanditadiva · Jurnal Ketahanan Nasional
The article analyzes joint-development language concerning overlapping claims in the Prabowo–Xi statement. The author argues that ambiguity may weaken Indonesian policy coherence and its position around North Natuna.
Martha Elyse C. Ang, Monina Claire V. Luzon et al. · International Studies Bachelor’s Theses
The thesis uses a constructivist approach to examine Philippine security partnerships with Canada, France and the United Kingdom in the West Philippine Sea.
John W. McManus, Benjamin M. Vallejo Jr. et al. · UP CIDS Discussion Paper Series 2025-37
The article studies the history of the proposed Spratly Islands marine park.
Đánh giá hiện trạng khai thác và bảo quản mực lá đại dương (Thysanoteuthis rhombus) ở Việt Nam
Phan Đăng Liêm, Phạm Sỹ Tấn et al. · Tạp chí Khoa học - Công nghệ Thủy sản
The article surveys diamondback squid harvesting and preservation in Viet Nam, including waters around the Paracel and Spratly Islands. The authors examine gear, seasons and fishing performance.
Nghĩa vụ bảo vệ môi trường biển theo Công ước Luật biển năm 1982 - Sự phát triển và những thách thức từ thực tiễn quốc tế
Nguyễn Toàn Thắng · Tạp chí Luật học
The article examines developments and practical challenges concerning the duty to protect the marine environment under UNCLOS.
Frank Jannuzi · The South China Sea: The Geo-political Epicenter of the Indo-Pacific?
The chapter examines U.S. interests in the South China Sea amid major-power rivalry. The author emphasizes defense of maritime norms rather than territorial claims.
Sarah Kirchberger · The South China Sea: The Geo-political Epicenter of the Indo-Pacific?
The chapter analyzes the U.S.–China security dilemma in South China Sea disputes. The author argues that it deepens conflicting interests and limits cooperation.
Amarulla Octavian · Joko Widodo's Foreign Policy and Diplomatic Legacy
The chapter concerns Indonesia’s position between the United States and China in the South China Sea.
Christian Schultheiss · Contemporary Southeast Asia
The article addresses the effects of international arbitration on South China Sea disputes beyond the question of compliance.
Yujia Qiu, Xiao-Ming Li et al. · International Journal of Digital Earth
The study combines low-light and thermal satellite imagery to detect associated-gas flaring. The authors identify active platforms and propose the approach for monitoring operations and improving installation inventories.
Jian Liao, Hao Chen et al. · Frontiers in Marine Science
The study models past, present, and future ranges of Oryzias curvinotus following observed wild population declines. Its authors report that daily temperature variation shapes the species' range and describe suitable coastal habitats along the northern South China Sea.
Maximilian Ernst · China's Coercion of States in the Asia-Pacific Region
The chapter examines historical and geopolitical changes in US–China–Philippines relations, emphasizing 2009–2011. The author argues that Manila’s assertion of claims, military improvements and closer US security ties challenged Beijing’s strategic position and prompted coercion.
SUMBER SEJARAH SEBAGAI “SUPPORTIVE EVIDENCE” DALAM PEMILIKAN MALAYSIA DI GUGUSAN SEMARANG PENINJAU (GSP), LAUT CHINA SELATAN (LCS)
Amy Azuan Abdullah, Lai Yew Meng et al. · MANU Jurnal Pusat Penataran Ilmu dan Bahasa (PPIB)
The article examines archival and historical sources as supporting evidence for Malaysia's claim to the Semarang Peninjau Group. The authors place them within legal debate over sovereignty.
Feng Zhu, Zhe Liu · Series on Asian Regional Cooperation Studies; Sustainable Peace of the South China Sea
The chapter concerns two decades of the declaration governing parties’ conduct in the South China Sea within China–ASEAN relations.
Ong Keng Yong, Nazia Hussain · Series on Asian Regional Cooperation Studies; Sustainable Peace of the South China Sea
The chapter concerns ASEAN and China in relation to the South China Sea.