The latest issue of the
Asia-Pacific Journal of Ocean Law and Policy (Vol. 10, no. 1, 2025) is out. Contents include:
- Commentary
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Clive Schofield, New Diplomatic Notes, Same Old Story in the South China Sea?
- Articles
- Sabrina Hasan, Challenges to the Coastal State Jurisdiction over Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships under unclos
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Mehmet H M Bektaş & Fatih Bilal Gökpinar, Flexing the Statehood Criteria for the Island States Threatened by Sea Level Rise: A Sisyphean Task?
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Peidong Yang, Where Should China Coast Guard Go? Developments and Future of China Coast Guard Reform
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Hao Duy Phan & Yen Hoang Tran, Limitations and Exceptions to unclos Compulsory Dispute Settlement Regime: Implications for Maritime Disputes and the South China Sea
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Matteo Bedendi, ‘Schrödinger’s Areas’: The Legal Status of Areas under Submission Before the clcs and the Role of the isa
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Dieu-My Tran, Strategic Use of the Maritime Militia in the South China Sea – The Case of Vietnam
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Xiaoyi Jiang & Zipeng Huang, Improving the Management of Blue Carbon Resources through Marine Protected Areas in China under Carbon Neutrality
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Haoyu Tian & Jianping Guo, Japan’s Release of Nuclear Contaminated Water: Examination under Due Diligence Obligation to Protect and Preserve the Marine Environment
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Lowell Bautista & Jonalyn Villasante, Aligning National Law with UNCLOS: The Legal and Strategic Significance of the Philippine Maritime Zones Act
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Muhammad Farhad Hosen & Lowell Bautista, Bangladesh’s 2024 Offshore Bidding Round: A Critical Evaluation of International Oil and Gas Companies’ Non-Participation amid Regulatory and Political Instability
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Leonardo Bernard, Maritime Joint Development between China and Indonesia: A Statement with Diplomatic Rather than Legal Substance?
