DETERMINING ‘TERRITORIAL SOVEREIGNTY’ IN MARITIME DISPUTES

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Date : 09-11-2015

The robust debate on the ongoing action-reaction dynamics by the posture and conduct of the involved (claimants) and indirect (interested) actors in East and South China Sea disputes has invariably referred to the 1982 United Nation Convention Law of the Sea Convention (UNCLOS) besides references to international law and norms. While these maritime disputes with territorial connotations are considered as the most volatile and contemporary regional flashpoint..

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