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ISSN 3083-5402
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Vol. 1, Issue 3, 2025November 02, 2025 AEST

Small Island Developing States’ Use of Courts to Fight for Environmental Security

J. Ricky Price, Ph.D., Christine Bianco, Ph.D., Bibek Chand, Ph.D.,
Small Island Developing StatesEnvironmental SecurityCOSISICJITLOSPacific IslandsClimate JusticeInternational CourtsInternational LawPolitics of International Law
https://doi.org/10.53300/001c.146593
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Vol. 1, Issue 3, 2025
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  • Codifying Intelligentized Warfare: The People’s Liberation Army’s Doctrine’s Turn in Science of Military Strategy 2020
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  • Europe and China’s Competing Ideas in the Belt and Road Initiative
    Stefanie (Steffi) WeilNan YouHongyu Wang
  • Small Island Developing States’ Use of Courts to Fight for Environmental Security
    J. Ricky PriceChristine BiancoBibek Chand
  • Artificial Intelligence and Geopolitics: Middle Powers in the Age of Algorithmic Power
    Cassandra SwitajJonathan Ping
Journal of East Asia Security
Price, J. R., Bianco, C., & Chand, B. (2025). Small Island Developing States’ Use of Courts to Fight for Environmental Security. Journal of East Asia Security, 1(3), 71–75. https://doi.org/10.53300/001c.146593
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