How China Could Clarify Its Claims
Robert C Beckman S Rajaratnam School of International Studies Commentary No 116
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Ocean Law and Policy
Southeast Asian Approaches to Maritime Boundaries
Tara Davenport Asian Journal of International Law Vol 4, pp 309–57
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The New Offshore Oil and Gas Installation Abandonment Wave and the International Rules on Removal and Dumping
Youna Lyons International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law Vol 29(3), pp 480–520
Taiwan Must Thread Carefully on South China Sea Ruling
Lynn Kuok The Wall Street Journal
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Why a Ruling that Cannot Be Enforced Still Matters
Hao Duy Phan The Straits Times
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Workshop on Submarine Cables and Law of the Sea
CIL organised a regional workshop on submarine cables and law of the sea on 14–15 December 2009 in Singapore. The workshop examined the practice of the cable industry and governments on the laying, repair and protection of submarine cables in light of the legal regime in the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of
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Non-Living Resources in Disputed Areas in the East China Sea: Law and Policy Issues Concerning Provisional Arrangements under UNCLOS
Robert C Beckman and Tara Davenport Sustainable Development and the Law of the Sea, pp 118–157 Keyuan Zou (ed) Brill
Increased Tension and Risk of Potential Conflict in the South China Sea
Robert C Beckman Regional Security Outlook Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific, pp 36–39
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Workshop on Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biological Diversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction: Preparing for the PrepCom
In its resolution 69/292 of 19 June 2015, the United Nations General Assembly decided to develop an internationally legally binding instrument under the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to deal with the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction, a term that is frequently
Conference on Joint Development and the South China Sea
CIL organised a conference on Joint Development and the South China Sea on 16–17 June 2011 in Singapore. The conference examined the law and policy issues relating to the joint development of oil and gas resources in areas of overlapping claims in the South China Sea. This conference report examines three aspects of existing joint
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