2017
DOI: 10.1080/00908320.2017.1265362
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When Good Lawyers Write Bad History: Unreliable Evidence and the South China Sea Territorial Dispute

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“…The use of history by the PRC is indeed a reinterpretation of the past, making it possible to usefully demonstrate its rights today. To do so, Chinese lawyers select only favorable sources, ignoring contradictory ones, such as the fact that the region is marked by the perpetual challenge of all states bordering China's positions (Hayton, 2017). France, Vietnam, Taiwan, and the Philippines protested against the Chinese claims of May 29, 1956 on the Paracels and Spratley Islands (Nguyen, 2018, p. 251).…”
Section: A History As An Instrumentalized 'Source' Of Lawmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of history by the PRC is indeed a reinterpretation of the past, making it possible to usefully demonstrate its rights today. To do so, Chinese lawyers select only favorable sources, ignoring contradictory ones, such as the fact that the region is marked by the perpetual challenge of all states bordering China's positions (Hayton, 2017). France, Vietnam, Taiwan, and the Philippines protested against the Chinese claims of May 29, 1956 on the Paracels and Spratley Islands (Nguyen, 2018, p. 251).…”
Section: A History As An Instrumentalized 'Source' Of Lawmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…19 Algo que hemos notado al consultar la bibliografía pertinente. Un análisis del impacto de los artículos académicos que abordan el asunto relativo a la controversia de las islas Spratly, se puede encontrar en: Hayton, B. (2017).…”
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“…Estos cuatro autores fueron profusamente citados por otros investigadores, a su vez fueron citados por autores más contemporáneos, hasta hacerse muy difícil seguir la genealogía de la fuente primaria, lo que hemos notado al consultar la bibliografía pertinente. Un análisis del impacto de los artículos académicos que abordan el asunto relativo a la controversia de las islas Spratly, se puede encontrar en: Hayton, Bill (2017). 108 KOPELA (2017) p. 185 109 KOPELA (2017) p. 186 110 LAUDO, p. 114, párr.…”
Section: Constitución De Derechos De Soberanía Y Jurisdicción Excepciunclassified