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China’s Approach to the Law of the Sea: A Maritime Power Instrumentalising International Norms. | Justine Collignon, Mila Issolah
Anissa Aroun, Justine Collignon and Mila Issolah were awarded second prize of Prix Asia Centre for their essay:China’s Approach to the Law of the Sea – A Maritime Power Instrumentalizing International Norms
In this episode, Mila Issolah, Justine Collignon, and Méline Rousseau (Asia Centre), dive into China’s evolving maritime strategy, its selective interpretation of international law, and the global implications of its actions in the South China Sea.
This work is part of a European Commission project China Horizons – Research Consortium which has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation program under grant agreement number 101061700.
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By Asia CentreAnissa Aroun, Justine Collignon and Mila Issolah were awarded second prize of Prix Asia Centre for their essay:China’s Approach to the Law of the Sea – A Maritime Power Instrumentalizing International Norms
In this episode, Mila Issolah, Justine Collignon, and Méline Rousseau (Asia Centre), dive into China’s evolving maritime strategy, its selective interpretation of international law, and the global implications of its actions in the South China Sea.
This work is part of a European Commission project China Horizons – Research Consortium which has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation program under grant agreement number 101061700.