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Tag Archives: 尖閣諸島
The Drafting History of the Treaty of Shimononseki
One of the many contested issues in the sovereignty dispute over the Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands is whether China ceded title to Japan in the Treaty of Shimonoseki. In this post, I’ll briefly explain the competing textual arguments under the … Continue reading
Posted in International Law, Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands, Treaty Law, 尖閣諸島
Tagged Diaoyu Islands, Senkaku Islands, Treaty of Shimonoseki, 尖閣諸島, 下関条約
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Why China’s New ADIZ Has No Legal Significance
There’s been an avalanche of news on the East China Sea over the past week. As I discussed in my previous post, China recently announced a new Air Defense Identification Zone (“ADIZ”), thereby requiring foreign aircraft flying over the Sea … Continue reading
China’s New Air Defense Identification Zone
Three days ago China’s Ministry of National Defense established an Air Defense Identification Zone (“ADIZ”) for the East China Sea. According to the announcement, foreign aircraft operating within the ADIZ will be subject to a couple of requirements: First, they … Continue reading
A Comment on the Future of the Senkaku / Diaoyu Dispute
James Holmes from the Naval War College posted a good article at Foreign Policy on the growing strength of the Chinese navy. He acknowledges limits to the force’s current capabilities and a number of unknowns about the potency of its armaments and … Continue reading
Posted in Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands, 尖閣諸島
Tagged China, Diaoyu Islands, Japan, Senkaku Islands, 尖閣諸島
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Japan’s Vulnerability Under the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty
Many have noted that the U.S.-Japan Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security could pull the United States into the dispute between Japan and China over the Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands by obligating the United States to come to Japan’s defense … Continue reading
New Paper on the Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands Dispute
I posted a new essay on the dispute between Japan and China concerning sovereignty over the Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands. Here’s the abstract: Legal analyses on the sovereignty dispute over the Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands have been unfavorable to Japan. The literature … Continue reading
Posted in Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands, 尖閣諸島
Tagged China, Diaoyu Islands, Japan, Senkaku Islands, 尖閣諸島
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A Response to the Claim of Chinese Sovereignty Over Okinawa
According to recent news reports, a growing group of Chinese officials and scholars has commenced a semiofficial campaign to challenge Japanese sovereignty over Okinawa. This is of course in addition to the widely publicized Chinese efforts to challenge Japanese control over … Continue reading
Posted in Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands, 尖閣諸島
Tagged Cairo Declaration, Okinawa, Potsdam Declaration, Ryukyu Islands, Senkaku Islands, 尖閣諸島
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The Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands Dispute
I’d like to share a couple brief thoughts on the Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands dispute, which has intensified pretty dramatically in recent weeks. The islands together comprise only seven square kilometers and have supported virtually no economic activity other than … Continue reading