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Mawkish

Legal Stability and Change in the Context of the South China Sea Disputessity of “developing and improving UNCLOS” in response to international criticism regarding its claims in the South China Sea. How the PRC’s narratives on the incompleteness of the UNCLOS regime and the need for development and?improvement are relevant to?the South China Sea dispute?is discussed,?ag

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Sea Level Rise: Implications for Baselines, Limits and Boundariesth long stretches of low-elevation coasts or which are wholly or partially comprise of low-elevation islands. This Chapter outlines the causes and projections for sea level rise before considering how coastal State baselines along the coast are defined and claimed, the outer limits of zones of marit

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The Way Forward is not Fast-Forward: Sea-Level Rise, Maritime Zones and Back to Basics by coastal States to extend their exclusive control over the adjacent sea. Freedom, on the other hand, means the recognition and preservation of the equal rights of all States in relation to the sea as a common pool (navigation, fishing, overflight, etc.).

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BBNJ in the Context of the South China Sea: With a Focus on Area-Based Management Practicenvention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).?Area-based Management (ABM) is a pivotal component of the BBNJ negotiations. This paper explores conceptual models of ABM, examines existing efforts dedicated to ABM, and accentuates challenges associated with ABM in areas both beyond national jurisdiction an

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Challenges to Navigation Rights and High Seas Freedoms in the Indo-Pacific Sea. First, it sets out the possible actions the Indo-Pacific States could take to challenge what they believe are China’s excessive maritime claims that pose a threat to the rules-based legal order set out in the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (“UNCLOS”).

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The Battle of , and the Future of the South China Sea: An Indonesia’s Perspectiveea (SCS). The battle was triggered by Malaysia’s partial submission of its extended continental shelf to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf (CLCS) on 12 December 2019.?The subject matter of the battle has extended beyond the Malaysian submission itself as it has already shifted aw

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State Jurisdiction Over Submarine Pipelines: Southeast Asian Practice from the Relevant Provisions oes. It does so by reviewing relevant provisions in legislations adopted by nine coastal ASEAN Member States and how they apply to submarine pipelines. The States reviewed are Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. It then provides an overall ev