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List of Tables

Table 6: References to the ‘United States‘ (CICIR & CIIS)

Table 7: U.S. Freedom of Navigation Operations in the SCS

Table 8: References to ‘The Philippines’ (CICIR & CIIS)

Table 9: At a Glance: The Award by the Permanent Arbitration Tribunal

Table 10: Article 298 (1) UNCLOS

Table 11: Official Declarations by the PRC on Art. 298 UNCLOS

Table 12: Correlative Patterns I and II

Table 13: Text Segments on Sovereignty Issues

Table 14: Text Segments Signaling Reassurance/Accommodation

Table 15: Text Segments Signaling Restraint/Stability

Table 16: Text Segments on Priority to Sovereignty I

Table 17: Text Segments on Priority to Sovereignty II

Table 18: Text Segments Entailing Legal Recommendations/Preferences

Table 19: Text Segments on Regional Cooperation

Table 20: Text Segments on Sino-centrism

Table 21: Text Segments on Dispute Shelving

Table 22: Text Segments on Joint Development

Table 23: Text Segments on Island Construction/Land Reclamation I

Table 24: Text Segments on Island Construction/Land Reclamation II

Table 25: Text Segments on New Model of Great Power Relations

Table 26: Text Segments on Military Recommendations/Preferences

Table 27: Text Segments Characterizing The Philippines as the Offender

Table 28: Text Segments Characterizing the U.S. as the Offender

Table 29: Overview of Recommendation Patterns (Sub-Case I)

Table 30: Overview of Recommendation Patterns (Sub-Case II)

Table 31: The Causal Mechanism

Table 32: Selection of Text Segments Satisfying Criteria A–D (Pattern I)

Table 33: Selection of Text Segments Satisfying Criteria A–D (Pattern II)

Table 34: Explanations and Objectives (Sub-Case I)

Table 35: Explanations and Objectives (Sub-Case II)

Table 36: Cross-Case Comparison (2010–mid-2012)

Table 37: Cross-Case Comparison (mid-2012–mid-2016)