Maritime Incidents and Escalation in the Asia-Pacific
Maritime Incidents and Escalation in Asia-Pacific seeks to identify the risks of dangerous maritime incidents and escalation in the Asia-Pacific. The project explores confidence-building measures and other means to ensure stability in the waters of the Asia-Pacific.
Non-SSN Anti-Submarine Warfare Capabilities of the ROK and Japan
Sanghoe Lee compares the non-SSN anti-submarine warfare (ASW) capabilities of the ROK Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force.
In Pursuit of Nuclear-Powered Submarines: Australia, South Korea, And Japan
Jamie Kwong assesses the drivers, feasibility and risks of naval nuclear propulsion for non-nuclear-weapon states.
Australia’s Anti-Submarine Warfare Capability in the 2030s
Jennifer Parker argues that Australia's biggest anti-submarine warfare gaps are not the submarines, but the sensors, systems and specialists the debate has overlooked.
South Korea and the South China Sea: Paradox of a crucial maritime player
Dongkeun Lee explores how Seoul can enhance its presence in the South China Sea.
Maritime Cooperation between Non-Major Power Stakeholders in the South China Sea: Japan's ...
Kyoko Hatakeyama explores Japan’s assessment of the South China Sea dispute and the measures it is taking to avert further escalation.
France's Strategy Towards China's Actions in the South China Sea and the First Island ...
Benjamin Blandin contributes a French perspective on potential escalation in the South China Sea.
Germany and the South China Sea: Shaping the Maritime environment through limited means
Maximilian Reinold discusses Germany’s perspective on the South China Sea.
The UK's Approach to the South China Sea
Scott Edwards investigates the UK’s position on the South China Sea disputes.
Resolute, Prudent and Inclusive: A Philippine perspective on improving stability in the ...
Dianne Despi discusses the Philippines’ view of the South China Sea disputes.
External Stakeholders in the South China Sea: Linking security in Asia and Europe?
Dongkeun Lee and Frank O'Donnell summarise the recommendations from the edited volume "External Stakeholders in the South China Sea".