Closing the Net Against IUU Fishing in the South China Sea: China's Practice and Way Forward

Ramses Amer

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The semi-enclosed South China Sea (SCS) is the world's third largest marginal sea of around 3.56 million square kilometers. The average isobath is 1,212 meters with the deepest in middle of over 55...

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