Maritime boundary disputes between Indonesia and Malaysia in the area of Ambalat block: Some optional scenarios for peaceful settlement

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Maritime boundary issues have become a constraint in the relations between Indonesia and its neighboring countries, including Malaysia. One of the pending issues regarding the overlapping maritime boundary which is not yet to be resolved is the Ambalat area. The primary purpose of this research is to suggest possible senarioa to resolve the maritime delimitation dispute between Indonesia and Malaysia around Ambalt peacefully under international law. This article is prepared to explore all available ways for the peaceful settlement on Ambalat issue.The author will examine the diplomatic channel, ASEAN Way dispute settlement mechanism, adjudication process (litigation and arbitration), and dispute settlement under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. He will also epropose other innovative approach, such like Joint Development Zone. The result of such examination can be used as considerations for the way forward.

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Supancana, I. B. R. (2015). Maritime boundary disputes between Indonesia and Malaysia in the area of Ambalat block: Some optional scenarios for peaceful settlement. Journal of East Asia and International Law. Yijun Institute of International Law. https://doi.org/10.14330/jeail.2015.8.1.09

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