This book discusses the South China Sea dispute from a Chinese perspective with regards to history, law, international politics, the economy, diplomacy and military affairs. Not only does it detail China's official position on the sovereignty and maritime disputes in the South China Sea.
This book discusses the South China Sea dispute from a Chinese perspective with regards to history, law, international politics, the economy, diplomacy and military affairs. Not only does it detail China's official position on the sovereignty and maritime disputes in the South China Sea.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Wu Shicun is President of the National Institute for the South China Sea Studies, a sole national-level think-tank in China specializing in South China Sea studies and a wellrespected expert in the field of the South China Sea Studies. His research focuses on history and geography on the South China Sea, ocean boundary delimitation, international relations and regional security issues. He has considerable expertise and numerous publications to his credit.
Inhaltsangabe
List of figures and tables List of abbreviations Acknowledgements Preface About the author Note on translations Timeline of Chinese history Chapter 1: Introduction Abstract: Purpose and significance Territorial and maritime disputes in the South China Sea Causes of the disputes Structure of the book Chapter 2: China's sovereignty claims over the Nansha Islands: historical evidence Abstract: Discovery, naming and administration practices: from Spring and Autumn period to late Qing dynasty Consolidation of Chinese sovereignty: from late Qing dynasty to post-Second World War Conclusion Chapter 3: China's sovereignty claims over the Nansha Islands: a legal perspective Abstract: Discovery in international law Successive administration (prescription) Maritime legislation International acknowledgement and recognition of China's sovereignty Protest against foreign invasions and fighting against foreign troops Critical date Discussion The impact of UNCLOS U-shaped line Chapter 4: China's dispute with Vietnam over the Nansha Islands Abstract: Vietnam's sovereignty claim over the Nansha Islands and related maritime claims Weaknesses in Vietnam's claims Confusion over the location administered by 'Hoang Sa detachment/brigades' Invalidity of succession from France History of the China-Vietnam dispute over the Nansha Islands Bilateral efforts on dispute settlement and future challenges Conclusion Chapter 5: China's dispute with the Philippines over the Nansha Islands Abstract: Basis of the Philippines' claims Effective occupation and control Assessment of the Philippines' claims History of the dispute between China and the Philippines China-Philippine efforts for dispute settlement Conclusion Chapter 6: China's disputes with Malaysia and Brunei over the Nansha Islands Abstract: Basis of Malaysia's and Brunei's claims Assessment of Malaysia's and Brunei's claims History of disputes with Malaysia and Brunei China-Malaysia and China-Brunei efforts for dispute settlement Conclusion Chapter 7: Recent developments and regional cooperation in the South China Sea Abstract: Recent developments in the South China Sea CLCS submission National legislation and regulation Incidents at sea China-ASEAN: from DOC to COC The involvement of non-claimant states The Philippines versus China international arbitration Regional cooperation: China's commitment Conclusion References Appendix: SCS island names Index
List of figures and tables List of abbreviations Acknowledgements Preface About the author Note on translations Timeline of Chinese history Chapter 1: Introduction Abstract: Purpose and significance Territorial and maritime disputes in the South China Sea Causes of the disputes Structure of the book Chapter 2: China's sovereignty claims over the Nansha Islands: historical evidence Abstract: Discovery, naming and administration practices: from Spring and Autumn period to late Qing dynasty Consolidation of Chinese sovereignty: from late Qing dynasty to post-Second World War Conclusion Chapter 3: China's sovereignty claims over the Nansha Islands: a legal perspective Abstract: Discovery in international law Successive administration (prescription) Maritime legislation International acknowledgement and recognition of China's sovereignty Protest against foreign invasions and fighting against foreign troops Critical date Discussion The impact of UNCLOS U-shaped line Chapter 4: China's dispute with Vietnam over the Nansha Islands Abstract: Vietnam's sovereignty claim over the Nansha Islands and related maritime claims Weaknesses in Vietnam's claims Confusion over the location administered by 'Hoang Sa detachment/brigades' Invalidity of succession from France History of the China-Vietnam dispute over the Nansha Islands Bilateral efforts on dispute settlement and future challenges Conclusion Chapter 5: China's dispute with the Philippines over the Nansha Islands Abstract: Basis of the Philippines' claims Effective occupation and control Assessment of the Philippines' claims History of the dispute between China and the Philippines China-Philippine efforts for dispute settlement Conclusion Chapter 6: China's disputes with Malaysia and Brunei over the Nansha Islands Abstract: Basis of Malaysia's and Brunei's claims Assessment of Malaysia's and Brunei's claims History of disputes with Malaysia and Brunei China-Malaysia and China-Brunei efforts for dispute settlement Conclusion Chapter 7: Recent developments and regional cooperation in the South China Sea Abstract: Recent developments in the South China Sea CLCS submission National legislation and regulation Incidents at sea China-ASEAN: from DOC to COC The involvement of non-claimant states The Philippines versus China international arbitration Regional cooperation: China's commitment Conclusion References Appendix: SCS island names Index
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