The latest issue of the
Asia-Pacific Journal of Ocean Law and Policy (Vol. 2, no. 1, 2017) is out. Contents include:
- The South China Sea
- Seokwoo Lee & Clive Schofield, Introduction to the Special Issue
- Nengye Liu & Md Saiful Karim, South China Sea after the Philippines v. China Arbitration: Conflict and Cooperation in Troubled Waters
- Hui Zhong & Michael White, South China Sea: Its Importance for Shipping, Trade, Energy and Fisheries
- Matthew Stubbs & Dale Stephens, Dredge Your Way to China? The Legal Significance of Chinese Reclamation and Construction in the South China Sea
- Michelle Lim & Nengye Liu, Condominium Arrangements as a Legal Mechanism for the Conservation of the South China Sea Large Marine Ecosystem
- Jeffrey McGee; Brendan Gogarty & Danielle Smith, Associational Balance of Power and the Possibilities for International Law in the South China Sea
- Cameron Moore, The Arbitral Award in the Matter of the South China Sea between the Philippines and China: What are the Implications for Freedom of Navigation and the Use of Force?
- Edwin Bikundo, Artificial Islands, Artificial Highways and Pirates: An East African Perspective on the South China Sea Disputes
- State Law of the Sea Practice in Asian Pacific States
- Jeffrey J. Smith, A High Tide of Cooperation?
- Lowell Bautista, Philippine Recent Legal Developments on Adapting to Climate Change
- Zaki Mubarok Busro, Burning and/or Sinking Foreign Fishing Vessels Conducting Illegal Fishing in Indonesia
- Current Legal Developments
- Mirko Forti, International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, Case 25, the M/V “Norstar” Case (Panama v Italy), a Brief Commentary on the Judgment on Preliminary Objections
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Donald K. Anton, Negotiating the Settlement of the Timor Sea Boundary Dispute between Australia and Timor Leste
