北冰洋和南海的海上安全 : 竞争还是合作

Foreword

Preface

Gordon HOULDEN

List of Editors and Contributors

Introduction

PARTⅠ Geopolics of the South China Sea and the Arctic: Regional Development

Rethinking the Coastal States and User States' Interests in the

Arctic and the South China Sea: Bridging the Perception Gap

Recent Developments in the South China Sea: An Assessment of the Core Bilateral Relationship between China and Vietnam

PART Ⅱ Issues Related to International Shipping in the South China Sea and the Arctic

Freedom of Navigation in Uncertain Times: Implications for the South China Sea and Arctic Ocean

The Polluter Pays Principle: Preventing Ship-source Pollution in the Arctic

Securing Maritime Trade Development in East Asia: Sharing Responsibilities in Maintaining the Security and Safety of Navigation

PART Ⅲ Voices of Stakeholders in the Arctic and the South China Sea

A Canadian Maritime Approach to the Arctic: Passion and Practicality

Commentary on China's Maritime Security Policy: Implications for Peace and Stability in East Asia

On Implementation of the Universal Jurisdiction over Piracy in East Asia

PART Ⅳ Prospect for Cooperation and Challenges

Regional Cooperation in the South China Sea and the Arctic Ocean

Deep Danger: Intensified Competition in the South China Sea and Implications for China

Prospects for Cooperation in the West Philippine Sea

Sub-National Governments and Arctic Governance

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"Maritime Security Issues in the South China Sea and the Arctic——Sharpened Competition or Collaboration"（Work： GORDON HOULDEN//HONG NONG） project could not have been finished without the enthusiastic support of my colleagues at the University of Alberta. I would like to express my deep appreciation for the role of Dr. Nong Hong, who played a central role in the conception, execution, and follow-up associated with the South China Sea/Arctic conference. I would also like to thank the colleagues at the Alberta Institute of the Americas and the Circumpolar Institute for their contributions to the success of the conference. Within the China Institute I would also wish to thank Assistant Director Jia Wang, as well as Research Associate Bao Yu, and Jingjing Zheng for their invaluable assistance. Ken Drabinsky provided timely assistance with the manuscript.