Routledge Handbook of the South China Sea

ISBN-13: 9780367415556 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 512 str.

Zou Keyuan

Opis

The Routledge Handbook of the South China Sea presents a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of South China Sea issues. It evaluates the dynamics of latest developments and identifying factors that contribute to dispute settlement and cooperative management regime of one of the most important seas in the world.

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Part 1: History and Geostrategic Landscape  1. The South China Sea: Geographical Overview  2. The South China Sea: Historical Developments  3. Sea Lanes of Communication and Safety of Navigation  4. Maritime Security and Demilitarization  Part 2: Sovereignty and Maritime Entitlements  5. The Territorial Sovereignty Disputes in the South China Sea  6. Competing Maritime Claims and Enduring Disputes in the South China Sea  7. The U-shaped Line and Its Legal Implications 8. Historic Rights and the South China Sea  Part 3: South China Sea Policies of Major Claimants  9. China's South China Sea Policies  10. Malaysia and South China Sea Disputes: Applicability of International Law  11. Deciphering Duterte's Foreign Policy on the South China Sea  12. Vietnam's South China Sea Policy  Part 4: Natural Resources and Environment  13. Fisheries Management in the South China Sea  14. Governance of Non-living Resources in the South China Sea  15. Biodiversity and Conservation  16. The South China Sea Environment: The Need for Formalised Institutional Interaction between Science, Policy and Law  Part 5: Cooperation and Institutions  17. Semi-enclosed Sea Cooperation under UNCLOS  18. ASEAN and the South China Sea  19. From DOC to COC: A Regional Rule-based Order  20. Mainland China-Taiwan Interplay in the South China Sea  21. Cooperation Through Track II Mechanisms  Part 6: Challenges and Prospects  22. Dispute Settlement Mechanisms for South China Sea Issues  23. The South China Sea Arbitration and Its Implications  24. US-China Rivalry in the South China Sea  25. Struggles for Prestige and Power: Command, Contest, and Confidence-building in the South China Sea, 960-2019