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Ke-Fu Yu, Jian-Xin Zhao et al. · Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology
The article examines storm-cycle records from Fiery Cross Reef over the last millennium.
Tridib Chakraborti · Jadavpur Journal of International Relations
The work addresses the Philippines' position in the Spratly Islands dispute.
PANG Xiong, YANG Shaokun et al. · Acta Geologica Sinica - English Edition
The study interprets well and seismic data on deep-water fans along the northern South China Sea slope. The authors discuss their petroleum potential.
Yali Sun, Min Sun et al. · Paleoceanography
The study compares strontium in Paracel Islands coral skeletons with observed sea temperature. The authors use that relationship to reconstruct twentieth-century temperature variation.
Michael Strupp · Zeitschrift für Chinesisches Recht
The article concerns China's maritime and island claims under international law. The available description centers on Mischief Reef activity and debate over the feature's legal status.
Mohamed Jawhar Hassan · The 2nd ASEAN Reader
The chapter addresses disputes in the South China Sea.
Peter Kien‑Hong Yu · Contemporary Southeast Asia
The article concerns China's broken U-shaped line and possible points, lines and zones in the South China Sea. This summary rests on bibliographic information only.
Leszek Buszynski · Contemporary Southeast Asia
The article concerns ASEAN and the Declaration on Conduct in the South China Sea. This summary rests on bibliographic information only.
Alan Collins · Security and Southeast Asia
The chapter addresses a broad concept of security spanning the South China Sea and counterterrorism.
YANN-HUEI SONG · Ocean Development & International Law
The article surveys diplomatic and military developments in the South China Sea over its study period. The author considers Indian and Japanese roles and China–ASEAN relations.
NGUYEN HONG THAO · Ocean Development & International Law
The note outlines the ASEAN–China Declaration on Conduct. The author situates it within the South China Sea code-of-conduct process.
LI JINMING, LI DEXIA · Ocean Development & International Law
The note traces the dotted line's appearance on a Chinese map and interpretations of its legal status. The authors give particular attention to historic-title arguments.
Ralf Emmers · Cooperative Security and the Balance of Power in ASEAN and the ARF
The chapter assesses ASEAN collective action and balance-of-power efforts in South China Sea disputes. The author argues that internal divisions and limits of security cooperation constrain both approaches.
Greg Austin · Security Dialogue
The article examines Philippine use of incidents around Mischief Reef to strengthen ties with the United States. The author argues that Taiwan Strait tensions also shaped the two countries' calculations.
Stein Tonnesson · Security Dialogue
The article addresses China–Vietnam rapprochement and South China Sea-related difficulties.
Greg Austin · Security Dialogue
The article analyzes Philippine use of Mischief Reef incidents in its security ties with the United States. The author argues that Chinese pressure on Taiwan also shaped the U.S. response.
Liselotte Odgaard · Security Dialogue
The article examines differing ASEAN preferences on cooperation and U.S.–China roles in the South China Sea. The author argues that members nevertheless share an interest in coexistence and stability.
Lee Lai To · Security Dialogue
The article examines China's strategy toward U.S. involvement in South China Sea conflicts. The author argues that American maritime interests and military power affect Beijing's approach to ASEAN.
J PETER BURGESS · Security Dialogue
The work examines South China Sea politics through territoriality and international law.
Stein Tønnesson · Security Dialogue
The article situates island, fishing and oil disputes in Viet Nam–China relations. The author contrasts the ASEAN–China declaration with Beijing's preference for bilateral talks.
Liselotte Odgaard · Security Dialogue
The article examines divergent ASEAN preferences on cooperation and U.S.–China engagement. The author argues that members still share a basic interest in regional coexistence.
N.S.R Agawin, C.M Duarte et al. · Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science
The article examines Synechococcus abundance, biomass and growth in a Philippine tropical coastal ecosystem of the South China Sea.
W. Shicun, R. Huaifeng · Chinese Journal of International Law
The article concerns the background of the South China Sea Declaration on Conduct. This summary rests on bibliographic information only.
ASEAN Member States and China · ASEAN Member States and China
The declaration concerns how parties conduct themselves in the South China Sea.