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The problems of delimitation of the EEZ between Taiwan and the Philippines: with special reference to the legality of their claims
[After the extension of the maritime zones of littoral states in the 1970s and in the beginning of 1980s, 1 the South China Sea came into the limelight as a disputed area. Legally speaking, the South China Sea is a semi-closed sea. 2 Geographically speaking, its physical location is 'further complic...
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Centre for Law and Society
2026
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