China, South Korea, and the Socotra Rock dispute : a submerged rock and its destabilizing potential / Senan Fox.
2019
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Title
China, South Korea, and the Socotra Rock dispute : a submerged rock and its destabilizing potential / Senan Fox.
Imprint
Singapore : Palgrave Macmillan, [2019]
Copyright
©2019
Description
xv, 146 pages : maps ; 22 cm.
Series
Palgrave pivot.
Formatted Contents Note
An insoluble dispute?
The limits of maritime law
Bilateral challenges and Korean anxieties
Recent controversies and agreements
Balancing act : China's air defense declaration
Recent economic and security factors
Present and future considerations.
The limits of maritime law
Bilateral challenges and Korean anxieties
Recent controversies and agreements
Balancing act : China's air defense declaration
Recent economic and security factors
Present and future considerations.
Summary
This book exclusively addresses the political, historical and important contemporary strategic implications of the decades-long Socotra Rock dispute between China and South Korea. It is one of several maritime disputes involving China and a smaller state, and for which maritime law offers no apparent remedy. There is little doubt it will continue to be a problem in the future and should no longer be overlooked. The submerged rock, located between mainland China and the Korean Peninsula, straddles the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea. As China continues asserting its sovereignty and jurisdiction in maritime areas, this book will provide food for thought for scholars, think-tank researchers, and policymakers.
Note
This book exclusively addresses the political, historical and important contemporary strategic implications of the decades-long Socotra Rock dispute between China and South Korea. It is one of several maritime disputes involving China and a smaller state, and for which maritime law offers no apparent remedy. There is little doubt it will continue to be a problem in the future and should no longer be overlooked. The submerged rock, located between mainland China and the Korean Peninsula, straddles the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea. As China continues asserting its sovereignty and jurisdiction in maritime areas, this book will provide food for thought for scholars, think-tank researchers, and policymakers.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 121-134) and index.
Call Number
KNQ2400 .F69 2019
Language
English
ISBN
9811320764
9789811320767
9789811320767
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