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Enterprises, Localities, People, and Policy in the South China Sea

Part of the Critical Studies of the Asia-Pacific Book Series

Editors: Spangler, Jonathan; Karalekas, Dean; Lopes de Souza, Moises

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-62828-8

ISBN: 978-3-319-62827-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 18, 2017

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Writing the History of the South China Sea Disputes

Hayton, Bill

Pages: 3 –24

[There has been a rapid expansion of published writing on the South China Sea disputes in recent years but relatively little exploration of the disputes’ historic roots. Most of the accounts rely on a relatively small number of works published in the 1970s and 1980s. These reflect the state of...
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Undisputed Winners: The Benefits and Beneficiaries of the South China Sea Maritime Territorial Disputes

Spangler, Jonathan

Pages: 27 –60

[This chapter argues that, while states continue to vie for control of maritime territory and resources in the South China Sea, it is already clear who the real winners are. The global defense industry, comprising elements of government, private, and state-run enterprises, academia, and civil...
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Tourism as a Territorial Strategy in the South China Sea

Rowen, Ian

Pages: 61 –74

[Tourism is affecting spatial, social, political, and economic order across the South China Sea, reconfiguring leisure spaces and economies, popular political discourse, and geopolitical imaginaries. This is in line with China’s deployment of outbound tourism to achieve political objectives in...
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The Role of Provinces in Decision-Making Processes in China: The Case of Hainan Province

Daksueva, Olga; Lin, Joyce Juo-yu

Pages: 77 –96

[Among the economic reforms adopted by Beijing since the 1970s, the Chinese government has delegated some of its responsibilities to the provinces, particularly, those related to low-politics issues. Despite this experiment in power-sharing, the central government maintains dominance, with...
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Tier 2 Diplomacy: Local Government Cooperation amid Tensions in the South China Sea

Henderson, Mark

Pages: 97 –113

[Analyses of the South China Sea (SCS) disputes tend to focus on the aggregate interests of national governments, overlooking the objectives of local governments and businesses, which, in spite of national hostility, have been consistently interested in cooperation for the purposes of economic...
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Disaster Management in the South China Sea: A Chance for Peace and Cooperation

Coutaz, Gregory

Pages: 117 –134

[Engagement in the field of disaster management has the potential to build mutual trust and reduce the potential for misunderstandings and miscalculations between countries with strained relations. In reference to tensions over territorial sovereignty in the South China Sea (SCS), it seems that...
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South China Sea and Political Demography: The Cases of Vietnam and the Philippines

Maranzana De Filippis, Filippo

Pages: 135 –157

[In the South China Sea maritime territorial disputes, only two rival claimants have so far taken a strong stand against Chinese claims: Vietnam and the Philippines. This chapter argues that the reason for their less-complacent attitude is believed to lie in their internal issues: massive...
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Beneath the Surface of Consensus: The Development of Confidence-Building Measures Between the PRC and ASEAN in the South China Sea Disputes

Lopes de Souza, Moises

Pages: 161 –180

[This chapter describes how ASEAN member states’ mechanisms of decision-making have developed since the regional grouping’s inception. It details how concepts of confidence-building measures (CBMs) have given rise to contradictions within negotiation mechanisms developed to address the South...
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South China Sea as a Microcosm of Chinese Foreign Policy and Prospects for Asian Polarization

Karalekas, Dean

Pages: 181 –194

[Western prognostications about China have been largely inaccurate as they have been predicated on misunderstandings of that government’s motivations and desired outcomes: misunderstandings too often engendered by simply imposing Western values and aspirations on Chinese words and actions. An...
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Science Diplomacy and Dispute Management in the South China Sea

Borton, James

Pages: 195 –216

[Protecting marine environments and ensuring the ocean’s sustainability is a global issue, and nowhere is this more important right now than in the South China Sea, a body of water offering abundant and complex marine ecosystems. However, because of disputed territorial claims between China,...

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