The South China Sea: Challenge for ASEAN
Ramses Amer
ASEAN plays a proactive role in regard to dispute management in the South China Sea. In spite of this, it is argued here that the Association must overcome problems of internal cohesion to find a unified position, and reach an agreement on a
Code of Conduct both among its member states and with China.
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