Reflections on the Naming Dispute between Korea and Japan about East Sea/Sea of Japan at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) and the Alternatives for the Revision of S-23

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Reflections on the Naming Dispute between Korea and Japan about East Sea/Sea of Japan at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) and the Alternatives for the Revision of S-23 국제수로기구(IHO)에서의 한국과 일본 간 동해/일본해 표기 분쟁 및 S-23 개정을 위한 대안에 관한 고찰: 류연택

2020. pp. 223~235

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Publisher :The Association of Korean Geographers
Publisher(Ko) :한국지리학회
Journal Title :Journal of the Association of Korean Geographers
Journal Title(Ko) :한국지리학회지
Volume : 9
No :1
Pages :223~235
DOI :https://doi.org/10.25202/JAKG.9.1.15

[1] Alderman, D.H., 2002, School names as cultural arenas: The naming of U.S. public schools after Martin Luther King, Jr., Urban Geography, 23(7), 601-626.

[2] Alderman, D.H., 2006, Naming streets for Martin Luther King, Jr.: No easy road, in Schein, R.H., ed., Landscape and Race in the United States, New York: Routledge, 213-236.

[3] Alderman, D.H. and Inwood, J., 2013, Street naming and the politics of belonging: Spatial injustices in the toponymic commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr., Social & Cultural Geography, 14(2), 211-233.

[4] Chi, S.H., 2012, The political geography of place names: The decisions of city names in the process of administrative district reorganization, Journal of the Korean Association of Regional Geographers, 18(3), 310-325 (in Korean).

[5] Choi, Y., Oh, S.B., and Kim, Y.B., 2005, International Hydrographic Organization and the name “East Sea”, Journal of the Korean Society of Civil Engineers, 53(9), 143-149 (in Korean).

[6] Choo, S., 2009, Endonym, geographical feature and perception: The case of the name East Sea/Sea of Japan, Journal of the Korean Geographical Society, 44(5), 661-674.

[7] Choo, S., 2012, Recent discussions on the naming of the sea between Korea and Japan and topics of the geographical toponymy, Journal of the Korean Geographical Society, 47(6), 870-883 (in Korean).

[8] International Hydrographic Organization, 1953, Limits of Oceans and Seas (Special Publication N° 23), 3rd edition, Monaco: IHO.

[9] International Hydrographic Organization, 2002, Names and Limits of Oceans and Seas, Special Publication No. 23 (English Version, Final Draft), 4th edition, Monaco: IHO.

[10] International Hydrographic Organization, 2005, Report of Proceedings, 3rd Extraordinary International Hydrographic Conference, April 11-14, Monaco.

[11] International Hydrographic Organization, 2007, Report of Proceedings, XVIIth International Hydrographic Conference, May 7-11, Monaco.

[12] International Hydrographic Organization, 2009, Report of Proceedings, 4th Extraordinary International Hydrographic Conference, June 2-4, Monaco.

[13] International Hydrographic Organization, 2012, Report of Proceedings, XVIIIth International Hydrographic Conference, April 23-27, Monaco.

[14] International Hydrographic Organization, 2017, Report of Proceedings, 1st Session of the IHO Assembly, April 24-28, Monaco.

[15] Kim, S.B., 2017, The critical reading on the traditional toponymy: A case study of the Ganggyego’s preface, Journal of the Cultural and Historical Geography, 29(1), 93-110 (in Korean).

[16] Lee, K.S., 2004, Geographical studies and international organizations: Concerning international standardization of the geographical name of East Sea, Journal of the Korean Geographical Society, 39(1), 1-12 (in Korean).

[17] Oh, S.J., 2017, An identity aspect to the “wars” of maps in East Asia: Focusing on the East Sea/Sea of Japan name debate, Korea Observer, 48(1), 57-83.

[18] Park, C., 2012, A study on the naming of the East Sea viewed from an international law – UNCSGN resolutions and IHO resolution, Law Review, 53(3), 115-141 (in Korean).

[19] Radil, S.M., 2016, The multi-scalar geopolitics of place naming: The case of post-civil war Cyprus, Proceedings, The 22nd International Seminar on Sea Names: Seas and Islands: Connecting People, Culture, History and the Future, October 23-26, Jeju, South Korea, 185-196.

[20] Raper, P.E., 2010, United Nations resolutions on maritime feature names, in Raper, P.E., Kim, J.H., Lee, K.S., and Choo, S., eds., Geographical Issues on Maritime Names: Special Reference to the East Sea, Seoul: Northeast Asian History Foundation, 141-155.

[21] Rose-Redwood, R., Vuolteenaho, J., Young, C., and Light, D., 2019, Naming rights, place branding, and the tumultuous cultural landscapes of neoliberal urbanism, Urban Geography, 40(6), 747-761.

[22] Ryu, Y.-T., 2012, Reflections on the IHO S-23 and the naming of East Sea, Proceedings, The 18th International Seminar on Sea Names: Asian and European Perspectives, March 7-9, Brussels, Belgium, 177-187.

[23] Ryu, Y.-T., 2015, International Hydrographic Organization and the East Sea/Sea of Japan issue, Proceedings, The 21st International Seminar on Sea Names: Heritage, Perception and International Relations, August 23-26, Helsinki, Finland, 189-207.

[24] Ryu, Y.-T., 2018, Dual naming in the International Hydrographic Organization’s S-23, Proceedings, The 24th International Seminar on Sea Names: Dual Naming: Feasibility and Benefits, August 26-29, Gangneung, South Korea, 119-131.

[25] Seo, T.-Y., 2012, Education on Dokdo and East Sea in secondary geography textbook from 1945 liberation to 1950s, Journal of the Association of Korean Geographers, 1(1), 1-9 (in Korean).

[26] Short, J.R., 2012, Korea: A Cartographic History, Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

[27] Stoltman, J.P., 2018, Dual naming of geographic features: The search for mutual benefits, Proceedings, The 24th International Seminar on Sea Names: Dual Naming: Feasibility and Benefits, August 26-29, Gangneung, South Korea, 15-24.

[28] Sung, H.H. and Kang, J., 2013, The generic terms and the standards of a delimitation for oceans and seas based on S-23 (Names and Limits of Oceans and Seas), Journal of the Korean Geographical Society, 48(6), 914-928 (in Korean).

[29] Woodman, P., 2017, Dual naming in cartographic and non-cartographic environments, Proceedings, The 23rd International Seminar on Sea Names: Achieving Peace and Justice through Geographical Naming, October 22-25, Berlin, Germany, 183-189.

[30] Yi, S., Choi, H., and Lim, E., 2017, The analysis of the context related to Dokdo in new geography textbook of North Korea revised in 2013, Journal of the Association of Korean Geographers, 6(2), 113-125 (in Korean).

[31] Yi, S., Choi, H., Phuong, D.T.T., and Kim, J., 2017, The issues on sovereignty of the South China Sea, and Vietnam’s territorial education, Journal of the Association of Korean Geographers, 6(1), 1-13 (in Korean).

[32] International Hydrographic Organization, https://iho.int/en

[33] International Hydrographic Organization, “Past Conference Assembly Proceedings”, https://legacy.iho.int/srv1/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=388&Itemid=306&lang=en

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