assseing basic course on risk

College

College of Law

Document Type

Archival Material/Manuscript

Abstract

The recent flexing of Chinese military muscle over South China Sea does not augur well for regional peace, stability, and security. At the same time, natural fault lines and political fissures have sown ASEAN discord. Truly, the battle over South China Sea revolves around the issue of entitlement to Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Resources (PSNR). However, a closer look at PSNR would reveal that this principle has evolved from state rights to state duties. As a duty, this principle comes with the responsibility to protect the PSNR of other states - a call for A SEAN solidarity.

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Disciplines

International Law

Keywords

Sovereignty; Sovereignty, Violation of—Southeast Asia; Natural resources—Southeast Asia; Asian cooperation

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