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China’s Maritime Embroilments

Dittmer, Lowell (author)
University of California, Berkeley
Weissmann, Mikael, 1977- (author)
Försvarshögskolan,Sektionen för markoperationer (KV Mark),Swedish Institute of International Affairs
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University of California Press, 2015
2015
English.
In: Asian Survey. - : University of California Press. - 0004-4687 .- 1533-838X. ; 55:3, s. 447-454
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  • China's maritime periphery or ‘‘near seas’’—the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea, and the South China Sea—are waters through which a great deal of vital commerce flows, as China, Japan, Korea, and numerous Southeast Asian countries are all major trading nations that import the energy and raw materials that sustain their thriving economies. Since 2009 the East and South China Seas have become increasingly fraught with tension. This has generally been attributed to rising Chinese assertiveness, but not because China has started making a lot of assertions it never made before. As the authors assembled here point out in replete detail, China’s explicit claims to the Diaoyu/Senkaku islets in the East China Sea date back at least to 1971, while it can trace its claim in the South China Sea back to the publication of the famous ‘‘nine-dashed line’’ map by the Nationalists in 1947 (at the time it contained eleven segmented lines; the victorious Communists subsequently dropped two). What has changed since 2009 is China’s more rigorous enforcement of existing claims. This too is brought out in the articles collected below: its actors have seized islands well within the exclusive economic zones (EEZs) of neighboring Southeast Asian nations, detained fishing boats and confiscated their catch, cut the cables of ships engaged in oil exploration, harassed American surveillance vessels, and most recently undertaken ‘‘reclamation’’ of subsurface islets in order to construct airstrips and harbors. 

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SAMHÄLLSVETENSKAP  -- Statsvetenskap -- Statsvetenskap (hsv//swe)
SOCIAL SCIENCES  -- Political Science -- Political Science (hsv//eng)

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International Relations
Peace and Conflict Studies
Maritime History
Maritime Law
War Studies
East Asia
Security Studies
South-East Asia
International Cooperation
China
Conflict Resolution
Yellow Sea
Conflict Management
Japan
Conflict prevention and resolution
Peace Studies
Peacebuilding
Maritime Security
Maritime
South China Sea
Defence and Strategic Studies
Security and Peace Studies
Politics and International relations
North East Asia
The South China Sea dispute
Conflict and Conflict Resolution
Sino-Asean relations
and East China Sea
Kina
Internationella relationer
maritim säkerhet
Asien
Östasien
Sydostasien
Nordostasien
Sydkinesiska sjön
Östkinesiska havet
Fredsbyggande
Konfliktlösning
Konflikthantering
Konfliktprevention
Kina
ASEAN
Japan
Kina-ASEAN
MAritimt samarbete
Krigsvetenskap
Krigsvetenskap

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