南海的发展与合作

Welcome Remarks Address at the International Workshop on Cooperation and Development in the South China Sea

Chen Lianzeng

China-ASEAN:Good Neighbours, Good Partners and Good Friends

Tong Xiaoling

Speech at the Intemational Workshop on Cooperation and Development in the South China Sea.

Yi Xianliang

Maritime Cooperation: Opportuuties for China

MarkJ Valencia

Issues ofLegal and Historical Method & the South China Seas

Islands Disputes

Anthony Carty

Putting a "Bigger Picture" into the Frame: Recent Normative Developmenr in the Intemational Regime on the Protection of the Marine Environment and Its Significance for the South China Sea Region

Matthias Furacker

The Legallssues Relating to the U-Shaped Lines in the South China Sea as Refiected by the Submissions and Third Party Notifications to the CLCS

Michael Sheng-ti GA U

Theory and Practice of Joint Development in Intemational Law

Vasco Becker-Weinberg

Piracy and Security in the South China Sea

Reinhard Drifte

Cooperation to Protect the Marine Environment in the Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf : A Model for the South China Sea?

Nele Matz-L tlck

Marine Policy and Management in Thailand

Cherdchinda Chotiyaputta

An Erga Omnes Obligation ofthe Littoral States to Protect the Marine Environment of the South China Sea under Article 123 （b） 1982 LOSC: A Malaysian Perspective

Mary George

Preliminary Assessment of the Dispersion Processes ofMekong River Water to the Upwelling Area ofVietnam

Le Dinh Mau

A Probe into the Freedom of Navigation under the Framework of SLOC in the South China Sea

Wang Kuan-llsiung

Lessons Learned of SCS Workshop Process

Hasjim Djalal, MA

An Innovative Govemance Structure for the Management of the Unique South China Sea Large Marine Ecosystem （SCSLME）

M. R. Othman, N. A. Osnin and A. H. Saharuddin

Prospects for Joint Development in the South China Sea

Robert Beckman

Cooperation for the South China Sea: Principles and Proposals

Wu Shicun

Peace， cooperation and development are the overriding themes of the contemporary time. The world needs peace， people want cooperation and countries desire development. This has become an irresistible trend of history. I believe， through cooperation and collaboration， we will bring a bright， mutually beneficial and development-sustainable future to the SCS and eventually make it the sea ofpeace， cooperation and friendship.