ASEANʼs Role in Promoting Non-Traditional Security Cooperation in the South China Sea: A Perspective from the Issues of Fisheries Security
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The South China Sea is one of the world’s security hot spots regarding territorialsovereignty disputes among China, Taiwan and some Southeast Asian countriessuch as Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei. Currently, the disputesituation in the South China Sea is increasingly complicated and tends to bemore stressful because the region’s situation is not only heated up by territorialsovereignty disputes and geostrategic competition among great powers, but alsoby various non-traditional security issues, including fisheries security issues suchas overfishing, illegal fishing activities, conflicts over fishery activities betweencountries. However, at present, there are no effective cooperative and rationalmechanisms for fisheries in the South China Sea. Meanwhile, the Associationof Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is an important mechanism for managingregional security issues, including non-traditional security in the South China Sea. However, ASEAN’s role in this region is still relatively weak. Given this situation,the article analyzes the current situation of fisheries security issue in the SouthChina Sea and clarifies how ASEAN’s role in this sector plays out in the currentperiod. What actions should ASEAN take to contribute to ensuring non-traditionalsecurity in the South China Sea in general and fisheries security in particular?
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The South China Sea is one of the world’s security hot spots regarding territorialsovereignty disputes among China, Taiwan and some Southeast Asian countriessuch as Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei. Currently, the disputesituation in the South China Sea is increasingly complicated and tends to bemore stressful because the region’s situation is not only heated up by territorialsovereignty disputes and geostrategic competition among great powers, but alsoby various non-traditional security issues, including fisheries security issues suchas overfishing, illegal fishing activities, conflicts over fishery activities betweencountries. However, at present, there are no effective cooperative and rationalmechanisms for fisheries in the South China Sea. Meanwhile, the Associationof Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is an important mechanism for managingregional security issues, including non-traditional security in the South China Sea. However, ASEAN’s role in this region is still relatively weak. Given this situation,the article analyzes the current situation of fisheries security issue in the SouthChina Sea and clarifies how ASEAN’s role in this sector plays out in the currentperiod. What actions should ASEAN take to contribute to ensuring non-traditionalsecurity in the South China Sea in general and fisheries security in particular?
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