Titlebook: Navigating East Asian Maritime Conflicts: Technological Change, Environmental Challenges, Global and; Paul Midford,Jennifer L. Bailey,Espe

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The Law of the Sea and Its Relevance for Maritime Conflicts in East Asiatains its relevance in response to maritime conflicts in East Asia. The potential and pitfalls of regional agreements (as formal treaties or informal agreements) are also highlighted when considered against the broader multilateral framework provided by the law of the sea.

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The Impact of Russia’s Ukraine Invasion on the Arctic: From Cooperation to Conflict? conceptual separation between so-called levels of analysis in international affairs, as well as Norway as a case study when examining the ‘national’ level, to further develop the way we conceive of Arctic security and geopolitics moving forward. Finally, this chapter compares some of these dynamics to those found in East Asia.

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Book 2024 have grown. Nowhere is this clearer than in East Asia. This book examines how technological change and diffusion impact East Asian maritime conflicts, and approaches for conflict management and resolution..

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2730-7972 itime space, the stakes of these conflicts have grown. Nowhere is this clearer than in East Asia. This book examines how technological change and diffusion impact East Asian maritime conflicts, and approaches for conflict management and resolution..978-3-031-51991-8978-3-031-51989-5Series ISSN 2730-7972 Series E-ISSN 2730-7980

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Paul Midfordrspective without any explicit social or cultural extensions..In this chapter, I have reformulated Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs in terms of the cultural psychology of dynamic semiosis. While accepting Maslow’s hierarchy of levels of needs—from basic to the highest (self-actualization)—t

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Natalie Klein other shrines. Our secularized societies add to these art museums, concert halls, movie theatres, tourist spots, restaurants, schools, psychotherapists’ offices, and saunas. Persons are expected to navigate out of their everyday life contexts of home to encounter places that support their entrance

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Henrik Stålhane Hiim other shrines. Our secularized societies add to these art museums, concert halls, movie theatres, tourist spots, restaurants, schools, psychotherapists’ offices, and saunas. Persons are expected to navigate out of their everyday life contexts of home to encounter places that support their entrance

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Tetsuro Doshita other shrines. Our secularized societies add to these art museums, concert halls, movie theatres, tourist spots, restaurants, schools, psychotherapists’ offices, and saunas. Persons are expected to navigate out of their everyday life contexts of home to encounter places that support their entrance