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Sharing the resources of the South China Sea

Title
  1. Sharing the resources of the South China Sea / Mark J. Valencia, Jon M. Van Dyke, Noel A. Ludwig.
Published by
  1. The Hague ; Boston : M. Nijhoff Publishers ; Cambridge, MA : Sold and distributed in the U.S.A. and Canada by Kluwer Law International, ©1997.
Author
  1. Valencia, Mark J.

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Additional authors
  1. Van Dyke, Jon M.
  2. Ludwig, Noel A.
Description
  1. ix, 280 pages : illustrations, maps (some color); 25 cm.
Summary
  1. This book offers several possible regional interim solutions to the South China Sea disputes. All of the national claims to both islands and ocean space in the area have weaknesses. An interim solution is needed urgently because the status quo is dangerous and unstable, because of unilateral actions by the claimants and continuing opportunities for involvement by outside powers. A regional multinational solution for part of the area is proposed because other alternatives do not appear to be practical. The creation of a regional multilateral resource management body has the potential to reduce the tension currently rife in the region. Many international and regional precedents provide valuable lessons for regime building in the South China Sea. The options presented are only illustrations designed to stimulate constructive discussion on a comprehensive multilateral interim solution to these difficult and dangerous disputes.
  2. This book should be helpful to decision-makers, negotiators, and academics desirous of a peaceful solution to these disputes.
Series statement
  1. Publications on ocean development ; v. 31
Uniform title
  1. Publications on ocean development ; v. 31.
Subject
  1. Law of the sea > South China Sea Region
  2. Territorial waters > South China Sea Region
  3. Marine resources conservation > Law and legislation > South China Sea Region
  4. Droit de la mer
  5. Eaux territoriales
  6. Ressources de la mer
  7. Law of the sea
  8. Marine resources conservation > Law and legislation
  9. Territorial waters
  10. Natürliche Ressourcen
  11. Nutzung
  12. Völkerrecht
  13. China Sea
  14. Maritime boundaries
  15. Delimitation
  16. Natural resources
  17. Droit de la mer > Chine méridionale, mer de
  18. Eaux territoriales > Chine méridionale, mer de
  19. Conservation des ressources marines > Droit > Chine méridionale, mer de
  20. Asie du Sud-Est
  21. Extrême-Orient
  22. Mer de Chine
  23. South China Sea Region
  24. Paracelinseln
  25. Spratly-Inseln
  26. Südchinesisches Meer
Contents
  1. The regional political context of the problem -- Analyzing the South China Sea claims under international law -- The political dimensions of the disputes -- Approaches and half-measures -- The danger of the status quo -- The allocation option -- The regional multilateral cooperative regime option: managed sharing of a regional commons -- An ideal maritime regime -- Appendix 1 : Descriptions of Spratly features -- Appendix 2 : Proposals for cooperation emanating from the South China Sea dialogue.
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Note
  1. "POOD 31"--P. [4] of cover.
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references and index.