A concise essay on territorial disputes from the context of Chinese territorial demands.

China's claims through the continental shelf: Under the UN Convention on the Law of the Seas, state territory may extend to the continental shelf, while the exclusive economic zone may be extended 200 miles from the coastline. This however, serves only as a basic scheme. Foreign territory, which extends into the continental shelf, would adjust the size of any adverse territorial claims. Fascist China's claims in the South China Sea are based on its continental shelf. …

…of the "security dilemma" and in fact the "China Threat Theory" is a phrase dreamed up by the CPC in an effort to slow down the reaction of other states to its policies and avoid the early triggering of the security dilemma. There are many ways countries can go about securing their future; the fascist Chinese communist regime has so far chosen one course and as such must live with the consequences of that decision.