Arbitration Archives | Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative

India Needs More Than Cautious Statements on the South China Sea

By Sarah Watson | 6 12 月, 2016 | Categories: Arbitration, India, Indian Ocean

China’s actions since the South China Sea arbitration ruling show that India needs to take a stronger line if it wants to achieve its objectives. Given the importance of the principles at stake, it would be in India’s best interests to take a more forward-looking and forward-leaning approach to the South China Sea dispute.

The Arbitral Award and the Future Management of the South China Sea Disputes

By Yann-huei Song | 7 11 月, 2016 | Categories: Arbitration, South China Sea

The July 12 arbitral tribunal ruling was the first significant international law decision on maritime disputes in the South China Sea. Some commentators suggest that the tribunal’s ruling could be a game changer for managing or resolving maritime disputes in the highly-disputed waterway.

India Needs More Than Cautious Statements on the South China Sea

The Arbitral Award and the Future Management of the South China Sea Disputes

Podcast: Setting the Historic Record Straight in the South China Sea, with Bill Hayton

Vietnam’s Need for a Post-Arbitration Policy

Misinterpretation and Consequences of Arbitration: A Chinese Perspective

Keeping the Peace in Post-Arbitration

Manila’s Tough Post-Arbitration Options

Judgment Day: The South China Sea Tribunal Issues Its Ruling

Time is of the Essence in South China Sea Arbitration Case

Possible Consequences of the Philippines’ South China Sea Arbitration Case

An Interview with Paul Reichler, Lead Counsel for the Philippines in its Case against China

Implications of the Philippines v. China Award on Jurisdiction

An Interview with Gregory Poling on FONOPS, Arbitration, and South China Sea Strategy