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Territorial Disputes In The South China Sea Navigating Rough Waters Huang

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Territorial Disputes In The South China Sea Navigating Rough Waters Huang
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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.02 MB
Pages: 220
Author: Huang, Jing ; Billo, Andrew
ISBN: 9781137463685, 1137463686
Language: English
Year: 2015

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Territorial Disputes In The South China Sea Navigating Rough Waters Huang by Huang, Jing ; Billo, Andrew 9781137463685, 1137463686 instant download after payment.

"This volume provides in-depth analysis of the complexities of on-going territorial dispute in the South China Sea region through a multitude of perspectives of the involved stakeholders. Convening perspectives from seven countries, the contributors are renowned scholars on both sides of the Pacific. In the light of current events, it recognizes that the dispute has the potential to destabilize East and Southeast Asia and even the entire Asia-Pacific if it is left unattended. The collection seeks to disentangle the historical, legal and political aspects of the dispute to facilitate a more practical and nuanced understanding of its complexities with individual chapters examining opportunities to find a way forward, while also taking into account the difference in viewpoint. Editors Huang Jing and Andrew Billo, both experts in the politics of the region, tie these pieces together through a comprehensive and succinct Iintroduction and conclusion respectively, arguing that the focus should be on effective management of the dispute to prevent dangerous and potentially destabilizing incidents at sea"-- 

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