Making Peace over a Disputed Territory in Southeast Asia: Lessons from the Batu Puteh / Pedra Branca Case
- 구분ARTICLES
- 저필자Kamarulzaman AskandarCarlervin Sukim(Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Heritage, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, MalaysiaLecturer, International Relations Program, Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Heritage, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Malaysia)
INTRODUCTION
THE PEACEMAKING PROCESS AND THE VIABILITY OF AN “EXTERNAL” PROCESS AS OPPOSED TO A REGIONAL ONE
BACKGROUND OF THE CASE
THE ICJ DECISION
PICKING UP THE PIECES FOR MALAYSIA (WHILE THE OTHER SIDE IS CEMENTING THE WALL IN THE POST-SETTLEMENT PERIOD)
CONCLUSIONS: LESSONS TO BE LEARNED
THE PEACEMAKING PROCESS AND THE VIABILITY OF AN “EXTERNAL” PROCESS AS OPPOSED TO A REGIONAL ONE
BACKGROUND OF THE CASE
THE ICJ DECISION
PICKING UP THE PIECES FOR MALAYSIA (WHILE THE OTHER SIDE IS CEMENTING THE WALL IN THE POST-SETTLEMENT PERIOD)
CONCLUSIONS: LESSONS TO BE LEARNED
Batu Puteh
Pedra Branca
Malaysia
Singapore
dispute settlement
territorial dispute
regional mechanism
ICJ
색인어
- 기타
- Batu Puteh, Pedra Branca, Malaysia, Singapore, dispute settlement, territorial dispute, regional mechanism, ICJ
