Clashes at Sea: Explaining the Onset, Militarization, and Resolution of Diplomatic Maritime Claims

Overview of attention for article published in Security Studies, October 2020

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@MatthewKroenig If you are looking for something on maritime disputes https://t.co/kyl0JE5Q4S

.@sbmitche is my guru for systematically testing all the many aspects of maritime diplomacy and coercion. Start here for FONOPS among other issues: https://t.co/SkOrNwpgQa

@DuncanHollis Pairs of coastal states (+ major powers) are less likely to start new maritime disputes if both are UNCLOS members. https://t.co/kyl0JE5Q4S

What other factors influence the onset of #maritime dispute? Read Sara's stellar paper "Clashes at Sea" https://t.co/Y7aCcIkQIm

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