An edition of Geographical issues on maritime names
(2010)
Geographical issues on maritime names
special reference to the East Sea
by Tongbuga Yŏksa Chaedan (Korea)
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This book contains seventeen papers selected from seminars of The International Seminar on Sea Names presented annually since 1995. They range in focus from discussing the principles and practices of naming seas and accompanying issues of international standardization and documentation to research on finding a resolution to the chronic disputes between Korea and Japan on the name of the sea between them.
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Geographical issues on maritime names: special reference to the East Sea
2010, Northeast Asian History Foundation
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Definition of location of maritime objects and their names -- Naftali Kadmon
Is "exonym" an appropriate term for names of features beyond any sovereignty?" -- Peter Jordan
Bilingual and multilingual marine and lacustrine names, consent and dissent -- Naftali Kadmon
Use of national names for international bodies of water -- Alexander B. Murphy
East Sea, Sea of Japan, what is the problem? -- Li Jin-mieung
Change of meaning in "East Sea" and "Sea of Japan," theories shed light on meaning of geographic names -- Rainer Dormels
Usage of "East Sea" in scientific and reference literature -- Norman Cherkis
"Donghae" and "NihonKai," "East Sea" and "Sea of Japan," are they exonyms or allonums, and is there a missing term? -- Naftali Kadmon
United Nations resolutions on maritime feature names -- Peter E. Raper
Problematic of the appellations of the names of the sears and ocians and policies of the UNGEGN -- Brahim Atoui
IHO seeking way to resolve East Sea name dispute -- Park Nohyoung
Sea of the three endonyms, how maritime names like "East Sea" or Sea of Japan" fit into two categories -- Paul Woodman
"Donghae" and "Nihonkai", impossible to coexist? -- Choo Sungjae
One sea, two names, the case of the "East Sea" -- SinGil-sou
Korea pushes for neutral name of "Sea of Japan" -- Lee Ki-suk
Sea of the world interest in the "East Sea" name needed -- Kim Jin Hyun
Resolutions of the international hydrographic organization ---- Esolutions of the United Nations conferences on the Standardization of Geographical Names.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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