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Huang Shuo-lin, Guo Wen-lu et al. · Recent Developments in the Law of the Sea and China
The chapter examines short- and long-term goals for South China Sea fisheries co-management. The authors discuss government and nongovernment roles in conservation.
Zou Keyuan · Recent Developments in the Law of the Sea and China
The chapter surveys joint development, delimitation and fisheries arrangements in the region. The author proposes a model for cooperative South China Sea hydrocarbon exploitation.
Zhu Huayou, Ren Huaifeng · Recent Developments in the Law of the Sea and China
The chapter examines underwater cultural heritage protection through international conventions and regional cooperation. The authors link heritage to historic-rights and sovereignty arguments concerning the Spratly Islands.
Wu Shicun, Hong Nong · Recent Developments in the Law of the Sea and China
The chapter examines China's energy needs and offshore hydrocarbons in the South China Sea. The authors discuss joint-development models and political conditions for cross-strait cooperation.
James R. Holmes, Toshi Yoshihara · SAIS Review of International Affairs
The article compares some Chinese strategic thinking about the South China Sea with U.S. views of the Caribbean. The authors argue that sea-power theory shapes maritime ambitions and Washington's response.
Aileen S. P. Baviera · ASEAN-China Relations
The chapter addresses South China Sea disputes after the 2002 Declaration and approaches beyond confidence building.
T. Wang, H. Guo et al. · Journal of Atmospheric Chemistry
The article measures trace gases at Tai O in South China Sea background air and regional pollution outflow.
Sonika Gupta · International Studies
The article compares China's political, economic and military approaches to Taiwan and the South China Sea. The author argues that the two issues differ in national objectives and political legitimacy.
Peter Cozens · The Best Of Times, The Worst Of Times
The work reflects on Asia-Pacific maritime boundary and territorial disputes, focusing on the South China Sea.
Xianzhi Peng, Gan Zhang et al. · Marine Pollution Bulletin
The article uses sterols and other organic markers to trace human contamination in the Pearl River estuary and nearby South China Sea waters.
Joshua P. Rowan · Asian Survey
The article examines the U.S.–Japan alliance and ASEAN in the South China Sea dispute. The author argues that their cooperation could support a long-term resolution.
David Rosenberg · Asia-Pacific Journal
The article compares U.S. and regional security priorities around the South China Sea. The author contrasts military and terrorism concerns with protection of maritime resources from competing users and illicit activities.
Sujit Dutta · Strategic Analysis
The article examines territorial consolidation, maritime control and resources in China's South China Sea policy. The author relates these goals to diplomatic and military measures.
ZOU KEYUAN · Ocean Development & International Law
The article examines Gulf of Tonkin delimitation and implications for Viet Nam–China cooperation. The author interprets the agreement as a sign of possible progress on other maritime issues.
Dimitris Liakopoulos · Global Jurist Topics
The article analyzes Spratly Islands legal status and competing sovereignty claims. The author also considers environmental rules relevant to the features.
Alberto A. Encomienda · Recent Developments in the Law of the Sea and China
The work examines South China Sea marine environmental protection under an UNCLOS framework.
Christopher C. Joyner · Security Flashpoints
The work addresses precursor agreements and confidence-building measures for a Spratly Islands resource development authority.
Jianming Shen · Security Flashpoints
The work examines territorial aspects of South China Sea island disputes.
Hasjim Djalat · Security Flashpoints
The work addresses disputes over islands in the South China Sea.
Nguyễn Hồng Thao · Ocean Development & International Law
The article discusses Viet Nam–China agreements on maritime delimitation and fisheries in the Gulf of Tonkin. The author situates them within negotiations over maritime rights and resources.
W.W.L. Cheung, T.J. Pitcher · Fisheries Assessment and Management in Data-Limited Situations
The chapter concerns fisheries policies intended to conserve marine species diversity in the northern South China Sea.
Hee-Cheol Yang, Seong-Wook Park et al. · Ocean and Polar Research
The article examines Viet Nam–China maritime delimitation in the Gulf of Tonkin. The authors place the agreement within legal principles on negotiated boundaries and relevant circumstances.
Association of Southeast Asian Nations, Government of the People's Republic of China · ASEAN-China Joint Working Group on the Implementation of the DOC
The document sets out terms of reference for the ASEAN–China joint working group on implementing the South China Sea Declaration on Conduct.
Teh-yi Huang · Journal of East Asian Studies
The article uses Boolean analysis to examine Chinese use of force in South China Sea territorial disputes. The author considers state preferences and international institutions amid China's rise.