About the Program

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The ICAS Maritime Affairs Program (MAP) gathers, displays, and debates both the historic and the newly developed maritime related issues, including U.S.-China interaction on maritime affairs.

The goal of this program is to inform and stimulate open, fact-based, intellectual discussion on an array of topics including but not limited to international law of the sea, maritime security, fisheries, shipping, oil and natural gas management, and marine environment protection.

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Featured Projects

Maritime Issue Trackers

The ICAS Maritime Issue Trackers project is an online, collaborative platform designed to encourage intellectual exchange on maritime developments and issues around the world. The longest-running project at ICAS, it currently features trackers for three regions:

MAP Publications

ICAS MAP publications focus on analyzing and understanding the evolving and long-standing multinational interactions uniquely found in the maritime realm. MAP publications can range in size from blog posts and commentaries to full-length books.

MAP Events

Hosted periodically throughout the year, ICAS MAP events promote the free and equal exchange of ideas on maritime affairs and international law, especially as they relate to U.S.-China relations.

MAP Media

ICAS MAP media projects include short-form periodicals, Twitter campaigns, and related audio-visual products.

  • The Coming Tide Blog
  • #ICASMAP and #MAPWave on Twitter

ICAS Maritime Affairs Program

CORE PROGRAM STAFF

Nong Hong

Nong Hong

Program Head

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Jessica Martin

Jessica Martin

Program Research Assistant

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Amanda Jin

Amanda Jin

Program Research Assistant Intern

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Matt Geraci

Matt Geraci

Maritime Issue Tracker Project Manager

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Yilun Zhang

Yilun Zhang

Program Research Assistant

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Alec Caruana

Alec Caruana

Program Research Assistant Intern

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