The latest issue of the
Asia-Pacific Journal of Ocean Law and Policy (Vol. 7, no. 2, 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue:
2022 – APOLIA Conference: UNCLOS in Asia-Pacific – 40 Years and Onwards
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Youngmin Seo, Regime Creation for the South China Sea Dispute: The Feasibility of the
Creation of the South China Sea Council
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Suk Kyoon Kim, The Uncertain Status of the Korea-Japan Joint Development Agreement of
the Continental Shelf and Its Prospects
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Makoto Seta, The Effect of the Judicial Decision of unclos Tribunals on the clcs
Procedure: The Case of the South China Sea Dispute
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Arron N. Honniball & Aristyo R. Darmawan, Article 51 of unclos at 40: Military Training as Other Legitimate
Activities?
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Articles
- Pham Ngoc Minh Trang, Balancing Navigational Rights of Ships and Maritime Security of Coastal
States: The Case of Designating Archipelagic Sea Lanes of Indonesia and
the Philippines
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Keyuan Zou & Lei Zhang, Removing Carbon Dioxide through Offshore ccs and Seaweed Cultivation
in China: A Legal Perspective
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State Practice
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Ana Lourdes L. Cosme, Philippines: How the Philippines Deal with Marine Litter
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Seokwoo Lee, Korea: The Touchstone of the New Korean Government’s International
Litigation Policy to Resolve Marine Disputes: Japan’s Release of Fukushima
Contaminated Wastewater
- Current Legal Developments
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Clive Schofield & Robert van de Poll, Claims to Straight Baselines in the Asia-Pacific: Contrary to Customary
International Law?
