Oil and Sovereignty. / Mark J. Valencia.
by Valencia, Mark J; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2003Article 76Environment. Publisher: Valencia/Mark J., 2002ISSN: 1522-3205;.Subject(s): International cooperation | Offshore oil well drilling | Petroleum -- Prospecting | Petroleum industry and trade -- Asia | Sovereignty | China -- Foreign relations -- Japan | China -- Foreign relations -- Taiwan | East China Sea | Taiwan StraitDDC classification: 050 Summary: "Prospective joint offshore exploration in the Taiwan Strait by state-owned oil companies in Taiwan and China constitutes a major breakthrough in cross-Strait cooperation. The case will be even more significant if it leads to similar cooperation in the East China Sea, where sovereignty issues among China, Taiwan, and Japan have so far blocked development of a potentially oil-rich area." (TAIPEI REVIEW) This article discusses the sovereignty issue among Japan, China, and Taiwan that is prohibiting oil exploration of the East China Sea.
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Originally Published: Oil and Sovereignty, July 2002; pp. 24-29.
"Prospective joint offshore exploration in the Taiwan Strait by state-owned oil companies in Taiwan and China constitutes a major breakthrough in cross-Strait cooperation. The case will be even more significant if it leads to similar cooperation in the East China Sea, where sovereignty issues among China, Taiwan, and Japan have so far blocked development of a potentially oil-rich area." (TAIPEI REVIEW) This article discusses the sovereignty issue among Japan, China, and Taiwan that is prohibiting oil exploration of the East China Sea.
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