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中华人民共和国政府关于北部湾北部领海基线的声明
中华人民共和国政府 · 中华人民共和国外交部
The Chinese government declaration concerns territorial sea baselines in the northern Gulf of Tonkin.
Mary Jude Cantorias Marvel · International Courts versus Non-Compliance Mechanisms
The author interprets the arbitration through themes in Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon, focusing on cooperation and compliance. The chapter suggests UNCLOS conciliation as a possible way to reengage China in dialogue despite its rejection of the award.
Bama Andika Putra · Cogent Social Sciences
The article examines Brunei's restrained public expression of South China Sea claims. The author applies trade expectations theory to explain that approach.
Jeff Clyde G Corpuz · Journal of Public Health
The article discusses possible damage to health services and displaced populations if conflict in the South China Sea escalates. The author calls for public-health preparedness.
Pooja Bhatt · Routledge
The book examines Chinese South China Sea conduct through history, ecology, law, trade and security. The author places the nine-dash line within China's wider maritime strategy.
Hongzhou Zhang · The Pacific Review
The article examines overfishing, illicit activities and conflict in South China Sea fisheries. The author emphasizes the role of Chinese subnational governments.
KẾT QUẢ CÔNG TÁC BẢO ĐẢM QUÂN Y TẠI ĐẢO NAM YẾT QUẦN ĐẢO TRƯỜNG SA GIAI ĐOẠN 2004 - 2023
Thế Anh Nguyễn, Hữu Phước Hồ et al. · VietNam Military Medical Unisversity
The retrospective study reviews military medical support on Nam Yet Island in the Spratly Islands. The authors describe care for service personnel and fishers, disease prevention and treatment.
Haozhen Ding, Xinzhi Wang et al. · Applied Ocean Research
The article studies seepage deformation in gap-graded coral sand from the South China Sea.
Tana Li · Cambridge University Press
The author argues that maritime and transregional connections shaped precolonial Vietnamese political, economic and cultural change. Chinese, Vietnamese and Japanese sources support a coastal reinterpretation of that history.
John F. Bradford, Ralf Emmers · Australian Journal of International Affairs
The article compares Quad statements on the South China Sea with maritime actions. The authors assesse members' interests, objectives and capacity.
Tianchi Li, Jianlong Feng et al. · Ecological Indicators
The study models coral distribution in central and southern South China Sea waters. The authors identify temperature, light, currents and oxygen as factors associated with coral occurrence.
Youngmin Seo · Michigan Journal of International Law
The article contrasts Chinese and U.S. understandings of maritime law amid shifting power. The author argues that legal settlement must account for power balance and recommends clarifying parts of UNCLOS.
Douglas Guilfoyle, Joanna Mossop · International and Comparative Law Quarterly
The article examines reactions to South China Sea and Chagos arbitration concerning UNCLOS jurisdiction. The authors suggest assessing judicial reach through states' design of later dispute-settlement arrangements.
Defeng Zheng, Qingkang Fang et al. · Engineering Geology
The article addresses submarine landslide hazards for undersea cables on the northern continental slope of the South China Sea.
Jun Zhang · Asian Review of Political Economy
The article examines Hong Kong's place in submarine cable networks amid U.S.–China rivalry. The author argues that Beijing's security priorities and digital infrastructure projects shape the city's connectivity.
Bama Andika Putra · Frontiers in Political Science
The article reviews data on Vietnamese maritime enforcement activity in the North Natuna Sea after an exclusive economic zone boundary agreement. The author interprets the activity as gray-zone maritime diplomacy.
Salawati Mat Basir, Saidatul Nadia Abd Aziz · Indonesian Journal of International Law
The article examines ASEAN legal and security mechanisms amid U.S.–China rivalry in the South China Sea. The authors argue that limited coherence and a common guiding principle constrain their effectiveness.
Edcel John A. Ibarra · UP CIDS Discussion Paper Series 2024-02
The article questions the continuity of Philippine South China Sea policy across administrations from Ramos to Duterte.
Hazel O. Arceo, Mary Joyce P. Velos et al. · The West Philippine Sea: State of the Coasts
The document addresses coastal conditions in the South China Sea area designated by its authors as the West Philippine Sea.
Hiệp định thực thi Công ước Luật biển năm 1982 về lĩnh vực bảo tồn và sử dụng bền vững đa dạng sinh học biển ở vùng biển nằm ngoài quyền tài phán quốc gia - Một bước tiến mới của luật biển quốc tế
Lê Thị Xuân Phương, Trần Thị Kim Nguyên · Tạp chí Khoa học Pháp lý Việt Nam
The article examines the negotiation process and provisions of the treaty addressing biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction. It discusses Vietnam’s participation and offers recommendations concerning preparation for membership.
Wang Mingjun · Springer Geography; Proceedings of Topical Issues in International Political Geography (TIPG 2023)
The chapter concerns Vietnamese maritime policy and the development of relations between China and Vietnam.
Yoshifumi Tanaka · International Law Studies
The article concerns the arbitration over the South China Sea eight years later and its implications for jurisprudence and third parties.
Kazuhiro Nakatani · The Kaleidoscope of International Law
The chapter examines the Philippines–China arbitration award in relation to the rule of law at sea.
Suthan Venkatachalam, Ramli Dollah et al. · JATI - Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
The article uses a realist perspective to examine ASEAN amid U.S.–China competition in Southeast Asia. The authors emphasize ASEAN's coordinating role in regional stability.