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Security in Northern Japan: Lessons from Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
Photo Credit: Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) Introduction Russia has been a security challenge for Japan since the...
Dr. Shingo Nagata
Feb 66 min read
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Houthis and Maritime Security: More Than Just Modern Piracy?
The Red Sea has long served as a critical waterway in the maritime domain. As a gateway to the Suez Canal, the Red Sea is the main supply...
Yu Jeong Hwang
Oct 23, 20247 min read
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Great Power Competition in the Arctic & Greenland’s Geostrategic Importance
Introduction The world’s great power states are gearing up for the cold as they set their sight on the polar North. The Arctic region is...
Nina Schinacriol
Sep 2, 202415 min read
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Balancing Security and Sovereignty in Jamaica: Case of the Shiprider Agreement
Introduction In 2020, the Shiprider Agreement faced scrutiny when the US Coast Guard detained the crew of a Jamaican fishing vessel on...
Jevon 'Jaewon' Dixon
Aug 5, 20247 min read
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The Washington Declaration and the US-ROK Alliance:Evaluating its Role from a Theoretical Perspective
Introduction When leaders of the now 70-year-old alliance met in the White House on April 26 of last year, the South Korean (ROK) public...
JTMS Intern Inseok Han
Aug 2, 202411 min read
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An Alternative Way to Face the Second Year of the Ukrainian War
Introduction This author has written an analysis of an alternative way to face the Ukrainian war when its first year was just over.[i]...
Kazuhiko Togo
Jun 7, 202429 min read
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Resurgence of Territorial and Maritime Disputes: Strategic Pursuit of Political-Legal Mechanisms of Resolution Lensing International Arbitration in a Globalized World
Introduction Territorial and maritime disputes have seen resurgence, posing significant challenges to international relations and...
Bhupinder Singh
May 15, 20249 min read
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Why did the CSTO not intervene in the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, as Armenia wanted?
Photo from https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/4/24/explainer-what-is-nagorno-karabakh-why-are-tensions-rising In the late 1980s and...
JTMS Intern Kunduz Bakytova
Dec 20, 20238 min read
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Comparing the Economic and Social Problems leading to Maritime Piracy in Somalia and Venezuela
Fishing Boats and Old Ruin in Mogadishu, Somalia. Photo provided by Pexels.com Introduction Maritime piracy is a phenomenon that afflicts...
JTMS Intern Thyene Moreira
Sep 4, 20239 min read
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From the Sea to the Rock: Navigating the Gibraltar Dispute
Photo provided by pixabay.com Gibraltar is a colony of the UK also known as the Crown Colony Gibraltar. It is also a place of contention...
JTMS Intern Darren Agcaoili
Jul 1, 20239 min read
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Could Maritime Delimitation Agreements be Terminated in the Face of Sea-Level Rise?
Homes pack an atoll in the Marshall Islands. Photo from the LA Times, Carolyn Cole The last three decades the international community has...
JTMS Intern Vasiliki Lampiri
Jun 2, 202311 min read
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The Solomon Islands' Geopolitical Strategy for Recognition by the U.S., Taiwan, and PRC
Honiara, the capital of the Solomon Islands. Photo from the Associated Press, Mark Schiefelbein I. Introduction Last year, China...
JTMS Intern Cameron Whiteside
May 5, 20239 min read
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Reasons and Reactions to the Galwan Clash: An Indian Perspective
Interview with Sriparna Pathak, co-author with Obja Borah Hazarik of "Reasons and Reactions to the Galwan Clash: An Indian Perspective."
JTMS
Sep 25, 20226 min read
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Malaysia and Practical Implications of Unresolved Maritime Boundaries
JTMS Interview with Edcel John A. Ibarra regarding his article on SCS conflict resolution published in the Winter/Spring 2022 issue of JTMS.
JTMS Intern Vasiliki Lampiri
Aug 1, 20223 min read
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Israel Moves Gas Production Platform to Disputed Waters -- Potential for Intl. Law Reconciliation?
Can Isreal's Movement of an Oil Production Platform into Waters Claimed by Lebanon be Reconciled with International Law?
Youri van Logchem
Jul 8, 202212 min read
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Issue-Based Cooperation on Conflict Resolution in the SCS -- Roles for ASEAN
JTMS Interview with Edcel John A. Ibarra regarding his article on SCS conflict resolution published in the Winter/Spring 2022 issue of JTMS.
JTMS Intern Matthew Fleming
Jun 8, 20225 min read
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AUKUS & the Role of Nuclear Submarines
Nuclear submarine technology and AUKUS serve as a challenge for China as it attempts to build its own submarine capability.
JTMS Intern Cameron Whiteside
Mar 16, 20228 min read
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Interview with Captain Nitin Agarwala: “Maritime Sector as a Growth Engine for Vietnam”
Regarding Vietnam's maritime development, "...the focus remains primarily on the existing major routes and private sector investment..."
JTMS Intern Cameron Whiteside
Jan 17, 20226 min read
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Contextualizing Maritime Arbitration - A Key Tool in Maritime Dispute Resolution
There is a need for further establishment of maritime arbitration courts within the purview of international maritime organisations.
Bhupinder Singh & Neha Garg
Oct 17, 20217 min read
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The Issue of Exploration and Exploitation of Hydrocarbons in Undelimited Maritime Areas
Lack of obligation does not imply lack of influence when it comes to joint exploration or exploitation in undelimited areas.
JTMS Intern Vasiliki Lampiri
Oct 14, 202111 min read
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