University of Groningen Legal Dilemmas and Regime-Building in the East Asia Maritime Conflicts Xu, Qi

Samen met Jacques van de Ven (is er in Amsterdam ooit iets gebeurd wat jee niet weet?) gaf Willem mij de ruimte mijn eigen weg te vinden, ruimte waarin ik al diee tijd blij

vilified and segregation progressed further, but following a long separation between biological and geological sciences, awareness is now rising that geological processes related

Chapter 5 The Presence of Third States in the Maritime Dispute Settlement of Northeast Asian Seas and the Application of the Multivariate Regime Theory 151. 5.1 Introduction

Apart from the jurisdiction aspect, the presence of third States also arises in international adjudication when they seek intervention at the substantial stage

Xiaoyi Zhang, “Problematic Expansion on Jurisdiction: Some Observation on the South China Sea Arbitration,” Journal of East Asia & International Law 9, Issue 2 (2016):

The previous chapter illustrates that the application of the Monetary Gold principle represents an approach adopted by international courts and tribunals to identify

Regarding how to address the presence of third States in a multistate-disputed maritime zone, one can examine state practices via a multivariate mode of regime formation

Given the non-encroachment upon third States and that the boundaries of two provisional zones set up by the China-South Korea and China-Japan’s fishery agreements do not extend