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Managing the Resources of the China Seas: China's Bilateral Fisheries Agreements with Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 May 2025

David Rosenberg
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[The press is filled with reports on the multiple conflicts erupting in the China seas: territorial conflicts, resource conflicts, and historical conflicts. Rarely is there serious discussion of the efforts by the nations of the world's most dynamic economic region to achieve amity and cooperation on issues of mutual interest. Fisheries and the resources of the sea is one such realm, and David Rosenberg explores the impressive progress among the powers of the region in attempting to regulate fishing, while highlighting the continued conflicts and difficulties in regulating fishing at a time of sharp decline in catch. Japan Focus.]

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Asia-Pacific Journal , Volume 3 , Issue 6 , June 2005 , e8
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[1] Yu, Yunjun and Yongtong Mu, “The new institutional arrangements for fisheries management in Beibu Gulf,” Marine Policy March 2005.

[2] Xue, Gui Fang, “China's Response to International Fisheries Law and Policy: National Action and Regional Cooperation,” Doctoral Dissertation, University of Wollongong, Centre for Maritime Policy, October, 2004.

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[4] Zou Keyuan, “The Sino-Vietnamese Agreement on Maritime Boundary Delimitation in the Gulf of Tonkin,” Ocean Development & International Law, 36:13-24, 2005

[5] Thao, Nguyen Hong, “Maritime Delimitation and Fishery Cooperation in the Tonkin Gulf,” Ocean Development & International Law, 36:25-44, 2005