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« China and the China Seas » Seminar No. 6: Developments in the South China Sea: Intensified Strategic Competition over an Internationalised Trouble Water

 02/17/2016

 5:00 - 7:00pm
 Council Chamber (SWT 501), Shaw Tower, Hong Kong Baptist University
Dr. Tran Truong Thuy

ORGANIZERS:

French Centre for Research on Contemporary China

Hong Kong Baptist University, Department of Government and International Studies

Supported by the Institut français and the Consulate General of France in Hong Kong & Macau

LANGUAGE:

English

PROGRAM:

Seminar 6
Developments in the South China Sea: Intensified Strategic Competition over an Internationalised Trouble Water

Following a decade of new waves of tension, the South China Sea situation has entered a new status-quo with uncertain future. While the territorial and maritime disputes remain unresolvable in the coming decade, the South China Sea has become  not only an area of claiming maritime resources, but also an arena for intensified strategic competition and powers play. This presentation seeks to describe and analyze the recent development in the South China Sea, logics behind parties’ strategy and activities, China-US-ASEAN interactions and their implications for regional security.

SPEAKER:

Dr. Tran Truong Thuy 
Executive Director, Foundation for East Sea Studies (FESS)
Deputy Director and Senior Fellow,
Bien Dong Institute, Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam (DAV)

20160217 HKBU South Sea 6

The seminar is chaired and organised by Prof. Jean-Pierre Cabestan (HKBU) and Dr. Sébastien Colin (CEFC).

ALL INTERESTED ARE WELCOME!
Free Admission
Registration NOT Required

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