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Managing potential conflicts in the South China Sea: Taiwan's perspective

By:

SONG Yann-Huei

Material type: Text

TextSeries: EAI Occasional Papers ; no. 14Publication details: Singapore: World Scientific Publishing Co., 1999Description: 51pISBN:

9810239025 (pbk.):

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Summary: Includes a brief overview of the Spratly Islands and recent developments concerning sovereignty and jurisdiction disputes in the South China Sea; a theoretical framework for analysis of managing potential conflicts in SCS; and an explanation of the origin and development of SCS Workshops as one mechanism for dealing with South China Sea issues. Finally, Taiwan's policy and participation in the Workshop process is explained.

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Includes a brief overview of the Spratly Islands and recent developments concerning sovereignty and jurisdiction disputes in the South China Sea; a theoretical framework for analysis of managing potential conflicts in SCS; and an explanation of the origin and development of SCS Workshops as one mechanism for dealing with South China Sea issues. Finally, Taiwan's policy and participation in the Workshop process is explained.

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