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How Might The European Union Engage Constructively With China In The South China Sea?, Nengye Liu, Qi Xu
How Might The European Union Engage Constructively With China In The South China Sea?, Nengye Liu, Qi Xu
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This article addresses the following questions: How does the South China Sea matter to the European Union? What roles could the EU play in the governance of the South China Sea? In particular, how could the EU effectively engage with China in the South China Sea? The article provides an analysis of the legal basis and policy background for the EU's involvement in the South China Sea governance and explores the EU's interests in the South China Sea.
Condominium Arrangements As A Legal Mechanism For The Conservation Of The South China Sea Large Marine Ecosystem, Michelle Mei Ling Lim, Nengye Liu
Condominium Arrangements As A Legal Mechanism For The Conservation Of The South China Sea Large Marine Ecosystem, Michelle Mei Ling Lim, Nengye Liu
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The South China Sea Large Marine Ecosystem is one of the world's richest marine biodiversity areas. The sea area is however the site of increasing tensions between its ten coastal States, six of which have competing claims in the South China Sea. The expanding populations and economies of the coastal States have also resulted in the growing depletion of the Sea's rich marine resources. Coordinated approaches are needed to protect the unique biodiversity and natural resources of the South China Sea at the appropriate ecological scale. The continuation of sovereignty disputes are detrimental to all coastal states as well as …