The Asian Forum for Polar Sciences: An assessment of regional cooperation
@inproceedings{Colombo2019TheAF, title={The Asian Forum for Polar Sciences: An assessment of regional cooperation}, author={A. Colombo}, year={2019} }
This paper presents a review of the current status of Asian countries’ relations with Antarctica, aimed at deepening understanding of the role of the Asian Forum for Polar Sciences (AFoPS) in the area covered under the Antarctic Treaty. The paper critically examines the current situation regarding the Asian presence in Antarctica and provides a historical outline of the AFoPS. Whereas the activities of individual Asian countries in Antarctica have been extensively analyzed in previous studies… CONTINUE READING
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