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The 21st Century Maritime Silk Road: Challenges and Opportunities for Asia and Europe |
Keyuan Zou; Shicun Wu; Qiang Ye
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The 21st Century Maritime Silk Road: Challenges and Opportunities for Asia and Europe
Introduction
Authors

Keyuan Zou; Shicun Wu; Qiang Ye

ARI Id

1665766502432_13676063

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Not Available Free

Pages

1-8

DOI

10.4324/9780429058585-1

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Introduction
Keyuan Zou; Shicun Wu; Qiang Ye
1-8
The Maritime Silk Road and the challenges to Asia–Europe cooperation
9-9
An EU perspective on the Maritime Silk Road
Jörn Axel Kämmerer
11-22
The Northern Sea Route in the context of China’s Maritime Silk Road Initiative
Erik Franckx
23-46
The challenge to the Maritime Silk Road and port connectivity
Renping Zhang; Shihui Yu
47-61
Sea lanes of communication and navigational safety
63-63
Maritime Silk Road Initiative changing geopolitical configuration in the Indo-Pacific
Fu-Kuo Liu
65-77
Maritime security and sea lanes of communication
Vivian Louis Forbes
78-95
SLOCs security in the South China Sea
Keyuan Zou; Qiang Ye
96-115
The Polar Code’s suitability as legal protection against negative externalities in the Arctic as part of the Polar Silk Road?
Christian Frier; Kim Østergaard
116-129
Environmental security and marine resources cooperation
131-131
Climate law implications of the Maritime Silk Road Initiative
Lorenzo Schiano di Pepe
133-147
Environmental security in the South China Sea region
Lei Zhang
148-161
Protection and preservation of the marine environment in the South China Sea in the aftermath of the Philippines/China arbitration
Sophia Kopela
162-178
Conciliation for marine transboundary energy resources
Volker Röben; Rafael Emmanuel Macatangay
179-192
Cooperation on fisheries management in the South China Sea
Lingqun Li
193-212
Handling financial and trade issues
213-213
Prospects for the integration of environmental, social and cultural sustainability within the Belt and Road Initiative
David M. Ong
215-242
The new Maritime Silk Road and WTO law
Henrik Andersen
243-262
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