JTMS Volume 5 Number 2
MANAGING EDITOR'S COMMENTS
l Hyunjung Kim|PDF|
The Contribution of Fisheries Access Agreements to the Emergence of the Exclusive Economic Zone: A Historical Perspective
l Valentin J. Schatz l Abstract|PDF|
The Settlement of Maritime Boundary Disputes in Southeast Asia and Oceania: A Synthesis in light of Indonesian Practice
l Brian McGarry l Abstract|PDF|
The Principle of Res Judicata, Determination by “Necessary Implication,” and the Settlement of Maritime Delimitation Disputes by the International Court of Justice
l Diego Mejía-Lemos l Abstract |PDF|
Res Judicata and the Test of Finality
l Edgardo Sobenes Obregon l Abstract |PDF|
Inside(r)-Outside(r): linguistics, Sociology and the Microterritoriality of Maritime Space on Pitcairn Island
l Joshua Nash l Abstract |PDF|
JTMS Volume 5 Number 1
MANAGING EDITOR'S COMMENTS
l Lonnie Edge|PDF|
Analysis of Brazil's Geopolitical Design: Prioritizing the South American Regional Integration Maneuver
l Nuno Morgado l Abstract|PDF|
When Westphalia Goes to (Greater) China: Territory, Sovereignty and legal Narratives Across the Strait
l Horia Ciurtin l Abstract|PDF|
Territorial Dispute Strategies as Diversionary Behavior
l Krista E. Wiegand l Abstract |PDF|
Continuity and Change: Ma Ying-Jeou, Tsai Ing-Wen and the Dispute in the South China Sea
l Dennis V. Hickey l Abstract |PDF|
Rival Partners? Cross-Strait Relations After the Permanent Court of Arbitration Ruling over the South China Sea Disputes
l Enyu Zhang and Yitan Li l Abstract |PDF|
JTMS Volume 4 Number 2
MANAGING EDITOR'S COMMENTS
l Hyun Jung Kim |PDF|
Legal Status of the Airspace Over an Indeterminate Territory: The Case of the Spratly Islands
l Herbert Aclan Loja l Abstract |PDF|
Insecurity in the Gulf of Guinea: Reinventing the Past to Explain the Origin and Development of Maritime Insecurity
l Fru Norbert Suh l Abstract|PDF|
Maritime Disputes as a Test of Communist Party Legitimacy
l Peter Murphy l Abstract | PDF|
Corporate Social Responsibility: All at Sea
l Vaibhav P. Birwatkar l Abstract |PDF|
The Use of Force at Home and Abroad Through Diversionary Foreign Policy: The Case of Preah Vihear
l Myungsik Ham and Elaine Tolentino l Abstract|PDF|
Litigating to Negotiate Access to the Pacific Ocean: A Study of the Bolivia v. Chile Case
l Miriam Cohen and Mareike Klein l Abstract |PDF|
Territorial Sea Limits in the Singapore Strait
l Vivian Loius Forbes l Abstract | PDF|
The Future of the Central Arctic Ocean: Protection Through International Law
l Stefan Kirchner l Abstract | PDF|
JTMS Volume 4 Number 1
Sharks Need Protection and Surfers Want Security: the Recent Shark Control Program of La Réunion in the Context of the International Legal Framework
| Géraldine Giraudeau | |Abstract| |Correction||PDF|
Historic Title over Land and Maritime Territory
| Xuechan Ma | Abstract|PDF|
Overcoming Territoriality through Water Regime: the Case of the Lower Mekong (1957–1977)
| Michelle Rubido Palumbarit| |Abstract||PDF|
Conflicts, Names and Sea Space: A Review of the 22nd International Seminar on Sea Names
| Joshua Nash | |Abstract||PDF|
The Multi-Scalar Geographies of Place naming: the Case of Cyprus
| Steven M. Radil | |Abstract||PDF|
Pitcairn Island, Island Toponymies and Fishing Ground Names: Toward the Possibility of a Peaceful Onshore and Offshore Reconciliation
| Joshua Nash | |Abstract||PDF|
The “One-Letter War”—or, How Skagerrak Became a Disputed Name
| Peder Gammeltoft | |Abstract| |PDF|
JTMS Volume 3 Number 2
The Scope and Content of Sovereign Rights in Relation to Non-Living Resources in the Continental Shelf and the Exclusive Economic Zone
l Danae Azaria l Abstract |PDF|
Between Villa Schroder (ITLOS) and the Peace Palace (ICJ): Diverging Approaches to Continental Shelf Delimitation Beyond 200 Nautical Miles
l Ioannis Konstantinidis l Abstract |PDF|
Challenges on the Ocean and the Future of the Law of the Sea: Environment, Security, and Human Rights
l Hwang Junshik l Abstract |PDF|
Sino-Japanese Relations Over the East China Sea: The Case of Oil and Gas Fields
l Chung-min Tsai l Abstract |PDF|
Objections Not Possessing an "Exclusively Preliminary Character" in the South China Sea Arbitration
l Stefan Talmon l Abstract |PDF|
JTMS Volume 3 Number 1
The Colonial Origins of Territorial Disputes in South Asia
|Sandip Kumar Mishra|Abstract |PDF|
Maritime Features in the Public Order of the Oceans: A Jurisprudential Reflection
|Charles H. Norchi|Abstract|PDF|
Shinzo Abe’s Scheme of Staking Territorial Claims to Korea’s Dokdo
|Edward Kwon & Liza Abram Benham|Abstract |PDF|
Making Peace over a Disputed Territory in Southeast Asia: Lessons from the Batu Puteh / Pedra Branca Case
|Kamarulzaman Askandar & Carlervin Sukim|Abstract |PDF|
Irredentism in Disputed Territories and Its Influence on the Border Conflicts and Wars
Why is the North Sea West of Us?: Principles behind the Naming of Seas*
|Peder Gammeltoft|Abstract |PDF|
REVIEW: Is There a Best Practice for a Peaceful Resolution of the South China Sea Disputes?
|Sukjoon Yoon|PDF|
JTMS Volume 2 Number 2
Guest Editor’s Introduction to the Special Issue
|Alexander Bukh|PDF|
“We Want a State of Our Own!”
|Timur Dadabaev|Abstract |PDF|
Uneasy Pairs : Revitalizations of Karen Ethno-Nationalism and Civil Society across the Thai-Burmese Border
|Alexander Horstmann|Abstract |PDF|
Illegality & Alterity : Preliminary Notes on SEZ, Civil Society, and the Thai-Burmese Borderland
|Decha Tangseefa|Abstract |PDF|
Intersections between Civil Society, Insurgency, and Development : Case of the Subnational Confl ict in the South of Thailand
|Ora-orn Poocharoen|Abstract |PDF|
Assessing Local Responses to Chinese-Backed Resource Development Projects in Myanmar and Cambodia : A Critical Survey
|Pichamon Yeophantong|Abstract |PDF|
Japanese Activists, the Environment, and Border-Crossing Movements in Asia
Review: Translating Critical Border Studies in East Asia
|Jason Young |PDF|
Review: A Critical Development of Border Studies
|Fuminori Kawakubo |PDF|
JTMS Volume 2 Number 1
Peace as the Absence of Militarized Conflict
|John A. Vasquez|Abstract |PDF|
The Global Security Management Crisis
|Patrick Morgan|Abstract |PDF|
Tectonic Move in 21st Century International Relations
The Consolidation of the Euro-regional Territory and Its Consequences
|Enrique J. Varela|Abstract |PDF|
The EU External Edges: Borders as Walls or Ways?
|Marie-Laure Basilien-Gainche|Abstract |PDF|
The Use of Force at Sea in the 21st Century
|Efthymios D. Papastavridis|Abstract |PDF|
Geopolitics and Conflict
Review: A Flexible Expansion of Space to Resolve Conflicting Borders
|Youngkyu Shim|PDF|
JTMS Volume 1 Number 2
Societal Heterogeneity, Weak States and Internal Conflict
Maintaining Maritime Peace in East Asia
Vietnam and the South China Sea Dispute
China’s Territorial Disputes with Japan
|Hui-yi Katherine Tseng|Abstract |PDF|
Russia’s Territorial Disputes with China and Japan
|Andrey Sidorov|Abstract |PDF|
Japan’s Quest for Dokdo and the South Kurile Islands
|Alexander Bukh|Abstract |PDF|
Review: A Genealogy of Territory à la Foucault
|Whanyung Kim | PDF|
Review: Cultural Context of the U.S./Mexico Border
|Yoonjeong Chang |PDF|
JTMS Volume 1 Number 1
Guest Editor's Note: The Resurgence of Territorial and Maritime Issues in the Post-Modern Era
|Chae-Han Kim |PDF|
Territorial Change and Selection Institutions
|James D. Morrow|Abstract |PDF|
Resolution of Border Disputes in the Arabian Gulf
|Krista E. Wiegand|Abstract |PDF|
Tourism and Cross-Border Conflict
|Anna Getmansky|Abstract |PDF|
Colonialism and Border Disputes in Africa
Maritime and Territorial Boundary Disputes in Latin America
|Richard J. Kilroy, Jr.|Abstract |PDF|
Territorial Disputes and Taiwan’s Regional Diplomacy
|Barthélémy Courmont|Abstract |PDF|
Features of Territorial Disputes in Northeast Asia 135
|Sangtu Ko|Abstract | PDF|