Climate change due to global warming has caused various negative impacts around the world. One of the negative impacts of climate change is the rise in global sea level. Indonesia, as the largest archipelago country in the world, is very vulnerable to the impact of sea level rise. In this regard, Indonesia as an archipelagic state is also affected by the sea level rise which might sink Indonesi…
Protection of migrant workers has been one of Indonesia’s foreign policy cornerstones. For the past few years there were significant improvements on the protection and management of Indonesian migrant workers but not at the same extend when it comes to seafarers working on board of foreign fishing vessel. Fiji as the hub in the pacific attracts many Indonesian seafarers working on board of fo…
The ASEAN-China Guidelines for Hotline Communications in Response to Maritime Emergencies in the South China Sea remain underimplemented despite their role as a confidence-building measure. Limited exercises, unclear procedures, and the absence of regular evaluation have weakened the hotline’s practical effectiveness. A three-year implementation framework should establish national focal point…
Oman: a Seafaring Nation reveals the crucial role of the sea in shaping Oman's historical and cultural identity. Compiled by the Ministry of Information and Culture, the book traces Oman's thousands-year-long seafaring tradition, from ancient maritime trade and long expeditions to East Africa and India, to the glory of the Omani fleet during the reign of the early sultans. Through historical na…
Oman and Its Maritime History is a comprehensive study that traces Oman's crucial role as one of the major maritime powers in the Indian Ocean region. It examines Oman's seafaring history since ancient times, including its trade relations with East Africa, India, and the Gulf region, as well as its contribution to the spread of culture, language, and Islam in coastal areas. In addition to discu…
The present volume is a revised version of Dino Patti Dialal's thesis which was written in 1990. It undertakes to examine Indonesia's maritime territorial behaviour from a geopolitical perspective. More specifically, it aims to identify the geopolitical factors which have shaped the development of Indonesia's Archipelagic Doctrine. Promulgated in 1957, this doctrine revoked the colonial three-m…
This book answers as it features selected theses from School of International Relations, President University students that discuss issues of maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region, where readers will find selected case studies of maritime territorial disputes to multilateral cooperation in facing maritime security threats. The Indo-Pacific maritime security order consists of internati…
Perkembangan di abad ini mengungkapkan bahwa negara yang menguasai sumber kekuasaan dapat muncul sebagai kekuatan besar baru yang turut mempengaruhi dunia. Konektivitas atau keterhubungan satu wilayah dan aktor dengan wilayah-wilayah dan para aktor lainnya, karenanya menjadi krusial. Poros maritim dunia pun muncul dan dikampanyekan sebagai kebijakan pemerintahan, dengan menjadikan sektor mar…
This book countains: the development of seabed politics until 1958, the first and second United Nations conferences on the law of the sea, etc.
Law, Force and Diplomacy at Sea, first published in 1985, is one of the few comprehensive treatments on the subject from a strategic perspective. It offers a detailed strategic analysis of the background and outcome of the Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea, and its naval implications. The interplay between the interest of the naval powers in freedom of navigation and the interest of coa…