NBR Special Report no. 37

Maritime Energy Resources in Asia
Legal Regimes and Cooperation

Edited by Clive Schofield

February 14, 2012

A team of international scholars, led by principal investigator Clive Schofield (University of Wollongong), examines key challenges and developments in the international legal sphere affecting maritime jurisdictional disputes in East and Southeast Asia and considers options for managing disputes in the East China Sea, South China Sea, and Gulf of Thailand.

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Maritime Cooperation in Contested Waters: Addressing Legal Challenges in East and Southeast Asian Waters

Clive Schofield

Maritime Cooperation in a Functional Perspective

Ian Townsend-Gault

UNCLOS and the Obligation to Cooperate

Seokwoo Lee

Adding Further Complexity? Extended Continental Shelf Submissions in East and Southeast Asia

I Made Andi Arsana and Clive Schofield

The Regime of Islands under UNCLOS: Implications for the South China Sea

Clive Schofield and Dustin Kuan-Hsiung Wang

Recent Practices in Dispute Management in the South China Sea

Ramses Amer and Jianwei Li

The Implications of Recent Decisions on the Territorial and Maritime Boundary Disputes in East and Southeast Asia

Lowell B. Bautista

Joint Development in Asia: Some Valuable Lessons Learned

Tara Davenport