Cooperative Measures to Mitigate Asia-Pacific Maritime Conflicts

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  • Cooperative Measures to Mitigate Asia-Pacific Maritime Conflicts Book Detail

  • Author : Wen-Chung Chai
  • Release Date : 2003
  • Publisher :
  • Genre : Asia
  • Pages : 36
  • ISBN 13 :
  • File Size : 11,11 MB

Cooperative Measures to Mitigate Asia-Pacific Maritime Conflicts by Wen-Chung Chai PDF Summary

Book Description: The economies of East Asia are predominantly export based and, therefore, place special emphasis on the security of the sea lines of communication (SLOCs). Due to economic globalization, the United States shares these concerns. Cooperative measures by the concerned parties could reduce the potential for disruption by maritime conflicts. Primary threats against the SLOCs are disputes over the resources under the seas, disputes over some small island groups, disputes between particular parties (China-Taiwan and North-South Korea), or illegal activities like smuggling, piracy, or terrorism. This paper provides an overview on these threats, issue by issue, to identify common elements and needed cooperation. Cooperation on other topics such as search and rescue, fisheries protection, and oil spill response may help support improved relations to prevent maritime conflicts. Many technologies can help support maritime cooperation, including improved communications links, tracking and emergency beacon devices, and satellite imaging. Appropriate technical and political means are suggested for each threat to the SLOCs.

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