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The Spratly Islands : a study on the limitations of international law

Title
  1. The Spratly Islands : a study on the limitations of international law / R. Haller-Trost.
Published by
  1. Kent (Eliot College, The University, Canterbury, Kent) : Centre of East-Asian Studies, University of Kent, 1990.
Author
  1. Haller-Trost, R.

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Description
  1. 95 pages; 30 cm.
Summary
  1. Explains the continuing struggle between the contesting countries over the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, the origins of which are partly historic and partly based on argumentation arising from the provisions of the Law of the Sea. Each country's standpoint is described in relation to its claim and is related to the modes of acquisition of territory according to the principles of international law. The reasoning related to these claims is quite different in the post-war period from that before World War II, a reflection of changed political and economic (natural resource exploitation) circumstances - Introduction.
Series statement
  1. Occasional paper ; no. 14
Uniform title
  1. Occasional paper (University Of Kent at Cantebury, Centre of East-Asian Studies) ; no. 14.
Subject
  1. International law
  2. Jurisdiction, Territorial
  3. 86.94 territorial law
  4. Boundaries
  5. Internationaal recht
  6. Territoriale zee
  7. Grensconflicten
  8. China
  9. Spratly Islands
  10. Law
  11. Politics and political science
  12. South China Sea > Boundaries
  13. Malaysia > Boundaries
  14. Malaysia
  15. South China Sea
  16. Spratly Islands
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Note
  1. "October 1990."
  2. Title from cover.
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references (p. 92-94).