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JTMS Intern Vasiliki Lampiri

Could Maritime Delimitation Agreements be Terminated in the Face of Sea-Level Rise?

Homes pack an atoll in the Marshall Islands. Photo from the LA Times, Carolyn Cole The last three decades the international community has...

Youri van Logchem

Israel Moves Gas Production Platform to Disputed Waters -- Potential for Intl. Law Reconciliation?

Can Isreal's Movement of an Oil Production Platform into Waters Claimed by Lebanon be Reconciled with International Law?

Bhupinder Singh & Neha Garg

Contextualizing Maritime Arbitration - A Key Tool in Maritime Dispute Resolution

There is a need for further establishment of maritime arbitration courts within the purview of international maritime organisations.

JTMS Intern Vasiliki Lampiri

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.

Mark Anthony Articulo

Peace in the South China Sea

The Philippines must continue its engagement with China through cultural and economic diplomacy to fuel bilateral confidence-building.

Raul Pedrozo

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. "

JTMS Intern In Yeong Choi

Prescriptive Jurisdiction in the Law of the Sea: Cases of Contentions and Evolution

On December 2015, Panama in accordance with Article 287 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), invoked a case agai

Journal of Territorial