South China Sea NCGE 2013 Don Zeigler
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This document summarizes the geopolitical patterns in the South China Sea, including the littoral states that border it, how territorial claims are made according to international law, and ongoing challenges and exercises of power over disputed islands and waters. It outlines key concepts like the territorial sea, exclusive economic zone, and status of islands under international law. Recent examples are given of both China and the Philippines extending telecommunications infrastructure to physically asserted their claims over disputed areas in the South China Sea.
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- 3. . . .they learn to think critically about what is revealed and what is hidden in different maps . . .
- 13. West York Island / Likas Island
- 14. Thitu Island / Pag Asa
- 16. South China Sea Littoral States Definition: • States that have a shoreline on the South China Sea • People’s Republic of China • Republic of China (Taiwan) • Vietnam • Philippines • Singapore • Malaysia • Thailand • Cambodia • Brunei • Indonesia How many independent states are there today? • 195 How many independent states border the SCS? • 10
- 17. 25%
- 21. Boundaries
- 22. • How do you claim offshore waters and/or resources? • You consult the Law of the Sea Convention • From the shoreline of each coastal state: • 12-mile Territorial Sea • 12-24-mile Contiguous Zone • 200-mile EEZ: Exclusive Economic Zone • 350-mile limit on Continental Shelf Resources
- 23. “I will tell him that the Mischief Reef is within our 200-mile EEZ.” - Philippine President Joseph Estrada, Nov. 13, 1998, on his way to meet with the President of China.
- 24. Law of the Sea Convention Article 10: Bays --------- The foregoing provisions do not apply to so-called "historic" bays, or in any case where the system of straight baselines provided for in article 7 is applied.
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- 37. 1971 1981 1991 2001 20111971
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