Coordinating the South China Sea Issue: Thailand's roles in the code of conduct development

Pitakdumrongkit, Kaewkamol

doi:10.1093/irap/lcv006

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“…As a member of ASEAN, Thailand plays a mediating role, fostering dialogues and discussions between China and ASEAN nations. It also advocates the completion of the COC and its core interest is to protect peace and order in the region (Pitakdumrongkit, 2015).…”

Section: Thailand and Laosmentioning

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ASEAN's Diplomatic and Strategic Engagement in The South China Sea Dispute: An Analysis

Aziz,

Ali,

Liaqat

et al. 2024

jsom

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This article highlights ASEAN’s efforts to resolve the dispute in the SCS. These efforts include the Declaration of Conduct of Parties, and the Code of Conduct. This paper also shed light on the collective efforts of the organization through its various mechanisms such as the ARF and ADMM+. These mechanisms contributed in facilitating negotiations among parties of the conflict. However, ASEAN faces challenges such as the different interests of its members, no legally binding agreement and intervention by other influential states. Every ASEAN member state have different attitude towards the matter which makes which makes it difficult to achieve a united stance on the issue. The decision-making process of ASEAN is also discussed briefly.

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Section: Thailand and Laosmentioning

confidence: 99%

ASEAN's Diplomatic and Strategic Engagement in The South China Sea Dispute: An Analysis

Aziz,

Ali,

Liaqat

et al. 2024

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“…Divergence in how ASEAN members have responded to China's rise and the US's ambivalence, it is widely agreed that ASEAN member states are also determined to preserve their institutional centrality in the development of the 'Indo-Pacific' architectures and conceptualizes the resistant contour of smaller states against the 'balance of power' connotation of the Indo-Pacific strategy (Chongkittavorn, 2017). In practice, some positive outcomes between China and ASEAN with regard to the South China Sea conflict came about in response to the Philippines' legal challenges in 2013 as well as Thailand's effective coordination of the role (2012-2015) (Pitakdumrongkit, 2015). Meanwhile, China was implementing a "strategy of flexible assertiveness in Asia, South China Sea included.…”

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The Asian Conference on Asian Studies 2022: Official Conference Proceedings

2022

ACAS Official Conference Proceedings

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Despite the available multimedia platforms, mother-tongue-based multilingual education teachers in Ilocos province suffer in implementing the subject because of the lack of published books, the abundance of books with culturally erroneous content, and the amusing number of subjects they teach. Although they are encouraged to design an integrated curriculum, it requires having valid resources and a model or framework for designing and helping them teach all these subjects. Interestingly, various studies present that music integration can build a bridge to all of these subjects. By mapping the sourced musical resources to the curriculum of Grade 1, this study sought to produce a model of a validated music-integrated handbook through Research and Development (R&D) design and Delphi method with 22 experts. These methods were used to (a) determine the curriculum standards in Grade 1, (b) find Ilocano songs that fit the standards, (c) analyze the criteria in selecting the standards-based musical resources, (d) test the criteria, and (e) validate the handbook with 3 experts. In the process, a map of musical resources embedded in grade 1 integrated curriculum was produced which can guide teachers in the setting to see how all of their subjects are interrelated and interconnected which can also be adapted by other languages, not only in the Philippines, but also to other countries, promote music integrated education, and help strengthen localization. Further work is needed to test both the developed criteria in music integration and the implication of the handbook on the students in the region.

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“…Through improving maritime infrastructure, sustainable maritime economic development, and responding to security challenges, Indonesia continues to strive to maintain and strengthen its position as the strongest maritime country in the region. Integration of domestic and international policies is a crucial step to achieve this vision so that Indonesia can optimize its maritime potential for national prosperity and regional stability (Kaewkamol Pitakdumrongkit & Pitakdumrongkit, 2015).…”

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Strategic Leadership of Indonesia's Presidents in the Post-Reform Era: Protecting Sovereignty in the South China Sea

Saputra,

Mubasit

2024

IJSSHR

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Post-Reformation, Indonesia faces significant geopolitical challenges in the South China Sea, an area with a high potential for conflict due to overlapping territorial claims, especially with China. This article analyzes the leadership strategies implemented by Indonesian presidents from the Reformation era to the present in dealing with this issue. Using a qualitative approach, this research explores the diplomatic and defence policies implemented to maintain regional sovereignty and stability. Abdurrahman Wahid to Joko Widodo have implemented various approaches, ranging from multilateral diplomacy within the ASEAN framework, building naval capabilities, to strengthening international cooperation. The results of the analysis show that although the leadership style and policy priorities of each president are different, there is continuity in the commitment to upholding international law, especially UNCLOS, and strengthening regional cooperation as the main foundation for facing this challenge. This article also highlights the future challenges and opportunities facing Indonesia in the context of evolving global political and security dynamics.

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Coordinating the South China Sea Issue: Thailand's roles in the code of conduct development

Cited by 5 publications

References 34 publications

ASEAN's Diplomatic and Strategic Engagement in The South China Sea Dispute: An Analysis

ASEAN's Diplomatic and Strategic Engagement in The South China Sea Dispute: An Analysis

The Asian Conference on Asian Studies 2022: Official Conference Proceedings

Strategic Leadership of Indonesia's Presidents in the Post-Reform Era: Protecting Sovereignty in the South China Sea

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