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The Issue of Exploration and Exploitation of Hydrocarbons in Undelimited Maritime Areas
Lack of obligation does not imply lack of influence when it comes to joint exploration or exploitation in undelimited areas.
JTMS Intern Vasiliki Lampiri
Oct 14, 202111 min read
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Pollution and Flag State Liability & BILOS 2021 ITLOS Moot Court
JTMS Interview with Julia Weston regarding her article, published in the Winter/Spring issue of JTMS, and the BILOS 2021 ITLOS Moot Court.
JTMS Intern Vasiliki Lampiri
Oct 3, 20214 min read
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Peace in the South China Sea
The Philippines must continue its engagement with China through cultural and economic diplomacy to fuel bilateral confidence-building.
Mark Anthony Articulo
Oct 3, 202113 min read
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China and the Rules-Based Legal Order for the Indo-Pacific
Regarding the South China Sea, "Naderi is absolute correct—the United States does not make the rules, but neither does China. "
Raul Pedrozo
Aug 31, 202110 min read
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Environmental Security in the Eastern Mediterranean
The current tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean are reframed through the lens of historical disputes and environmental security.
Gil Zeidner and Ehud Eiran
Aug 6, 20216 min read
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Lessons from Fukushima: Limitations of State Responsibility in Transboundary Water Pollution
Where are the limits to State responsibility when transboundary water pollution is concerned?
JTMS Intern Seyeon Lee
Jul 2, 202117 min read
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Territorial and Maritime – Great Powers, Small Islands
JTMS Interview with Dr. David Scott on his article "Small Island Strategies in the Indo-Pacific by Large Powers."
JTMS Intern Samuel Dodge
May 21, 20219 min read
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To Be or Not to Be a Territorial Dispute? -- The Curious Case of ‘Vila Thomaz Albornoz’
Located inside the city of Santana do Livramento, the village was originally owned by the farmer Thomaz Albornoz but to whom does it belong?
JTMS Intern Amanda Ellery
Mar 29, 20216 min read
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Improving Amphibious Capabilities: Japan’s New Expeditionary Force
Japan's military is considered a Self Defense Force, however, in 2020 their capabilities are not dissimilar to other regional powers.
JTMS Intern Tyler Nguyen
Jan 24, 20219 min read
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A Day-trip to Dokdo (...Almost)
It began with a Facebook post. The group was meant to share interesting opportunities for foreigners living in Korea, be they students,...
Elizabeth Campbell
Nov 15, 20209 min read
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The Forest City Project and its Likely Consequences for the Law of the Sea
Starting from the basics, the case of Forest City in this post’s title refers to one of the projects in the Belt and Road Initiative, a...
Julia Cirne Lima Weston
Oct 31, 20204 min read
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Jurisdiction and MNCs in Times of Global Crisis
In spreading their business across national borders to maximize profits, the Multi-National Corporation has put itself at the mercy of multi
JTMS Intern Samuel Dodge
Oct 13, 202012 min read
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Turkey and its Maritime Conflicts
Turkey is a country with a complex array of security issues regarding its borders and ongoing conflicts it has with other states. In this...
JTMS Intern Susana Vieira
Oct 7, 20209 min read
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Links that Connect Us - Protecting Submarine Cables
There is little awareness of submarine cables. Facts such as cables resting on the ocean beds of the world, communicating massive amounts...
Ankit Malhotra
Aug 26, 20203 min read
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Challenges in Implementation of Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 due to COVID-19 and Plea of Force M
Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC) is considered a significant milestone in realizing the rights of seafarers. Before MLC there have...
Mohit Gupta
Aug 1, 20204 min read
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Understanding Innocent and Transit Passage
The right of innocent passage for foreign vessels within the territorial sea of a coastal State is defined as "navigation through the...
Ankit Malhotra
Jun 5, 20208 min read
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The Ayodhya Verdict and Supreme Court of India's Observation on Territorial Acquisition
Recently, the contemporary issues in the international vicinity have not appreciated the principles of territorial occupation and establishm
Sameer Gupta
May 25, 20206 min read
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The Floating Quarantines: Maritime Implications of Coronavirus in Southeast Asia
The Coronavirus or COVID-19 (“Coronavirus”) from Wuhan, People’s Republic of China (“China“) has engulfed as many as 213 countries across...
Ankit Malhotra & Bodhisattwa Majumder
May 11, 20205 min read
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Can China and the Philippines Balance Cooperation and Sovereignty?
Introduction The South China Sea (SCS) dispute has its roots in the 1940s. Imperial Japan’s military had used the islands during World...
JTMS Intern Marcela Cecilia Gabriela Cruz Merma
Mar 31, 202010 min read
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Contested Territories and Symbolism: The Historical Significance of Land Disputes
One of the more peculiar and lesser-known controversies to originate from World War II involves two key players of the war. In 1945, the...
Jonghyun Lee, JTMS Intern
Feb 6, 20209 min read
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