NBR Special Report no. 35

Maritime Energy Resources in Asia
Energy and Geopolitics

Edited by Clive Schofield

December 8, 2011

In this NBR Special Report a team of international scholars, led by principal investigator Clive Schofield (University of Wollongong, Australia), examines the energy and geopolitical drivers influencing the maritime jurisdictional disputes in the East China Sea, South China Sea, and Gulf of Thailand.

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Maritime Energy Resources in Asia: Rising Tensions over Critical Marine Resources

Clive Schofield

Disputed South China Sea Oil in Context

Nick Owen

Energy Security Concerns: The View from China and Southeast Asia

Zhao Hong

Indonesia: Domestic Transformation and the Implications for Maritime Energy Security in Southeast Asia

Dini Djalal

The Implications of Seabed Energy Resource Development: The Gulf of Thailand Case

May Tan-Mullins

The Development and Current Status of Maritime Disputes in the East China Sea

Gong Yingchun

Provisional Arrangements as Equitable Legal Management of Maritime Delimitation Disputes in the East China Sea

Atsuko Kanehara

Asia’s Changing Balance of Military Power: Implications for the South China Sea Dispute

Ian Storey

The Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea and Developing Maritime Energy Resources

Tran Truong Thuy