Booklet of 4th International Workshop on South China Sea

05/12/2012

Booklet 4th Workshop on South China Sea at 19-21 November, 2012 in Ho Chi Minh city, Viet Nam, including Background, Programme, CV of Speakers, Abstracts of Papers, List of Participants,..

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Booklet of 4th International Workshop on South China Sea

Cooperation in the South China Sea: from Dispute Management to Ocean Governance, by Nguyen Dang Thang

21/01/2013

The South China Sea (SCS) has long been of interest to scholars of international law and international relations.[1] But attention has been paid almost exclusively to the simmering territorial disputes in the SCS. While this is justified by the concern that such disputes pose a threat to regional peace...

The South China Sea: Ten myths and ten realities, by Rodolfo C Severino

21/01/2013

All too often, the public discourse on the conflicting claims to territorial sovereignty and maritime jurisdiction in the South China Sea renders an already complex subject even more complicated. The mass media and some academic commentators, who should know better, help this trend along by perpetuating,...

The South China Sea in legal perspective, by Hasjim Djalal

21/01/2013

A. Legal Perspective 1. Customary International Law: a. What are these: · Freedoms of the sea. · Cooperation between states. · Peaceful settlement of disputes.

Deciding Sovereignty Disputes: Ownership Claims Over “Land Features” in South China Sea, by Capt Azhari...

21/01/2013

Ownership of territory is significant because sovereignty over land defines what constitutes a state.[1] Additionally, as Machiavelli suggested, territorial acquisition is one of the goals of most states.[2] The territorial disputes in South China Sea have long plagued the relationship of nations in...

Understanding Recent Developments in US-China-ASEAN Relations: A US Perspective, by Bonnie S. Glaser

21/01/2013

Relations among the United States, ASEAN and China have undergone significant changes in the past decade. Some of the salient factors behind these changes are: 1) increasing assertiveness by China in pressing its claims in the South China Sea; 2) resurgence of ASEAN’s concerns about Chinese intentions...

Flashpoint South China Seas: Policy options and Implications for India, by Probal Ghosh

21/01/2013

The South China sea region has emerged as one of the areas of intense global focus with claims and counter claims of contending countries flooding the region in an atmosphere of mistrust and animosity. The debate and actions by maritime para military forces, fishing fleets , agencies behaving like maritime...

Booklet of 4th International Workshop on South China Sea

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