Security Flashpoints:Oil, Islands, Sea Access, and Military Confrontation

Myron H. Nordquist · John Norton Moore

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Maritime Security and History International Relations and Foreign Policy International Maritime Law Issues

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Opening Remarks and Overview. Keynote Addresses. Setting the Stage. Panel I. South China Sea Island Disputes. Panel II. Bosnia, Russia and Sea Access. Panel III. Persian Gulf Disputes. Panel IV. East China Sea and East Sea / Sea of Japan Disputes. Panel V. Defusing Security Flashpoints.

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