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The rule of law and maritime security: understanding lawfare in the South China Sea/ Douglas Guilfoyle

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GUILFOYLE Douglas

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MARITIME SECURITY

In: International Affairs September 2019, Vol.95, No.5, pp.999-1017 (32)Summary: The article discusses to what extent any country in practicing and complying with international law in dealing with their maritime security practices. In this case it involves dispute over islands in South China Sea including China that claims their right over the islands within this region.

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The article discusses to what extent any country in practicing and complying with international law in dealing with their maritime security practices. In this case it involves dispute over islands in South China Sea including China that claims their right over the islands within this region.

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