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Hardback. Condition: New. Who owns the sea? This book explores this timeless question by tracing the development of claims over the sea from the late Middle Ages to the early modern era, shedding light on the complex interplay between legal arguments, political interests, and geostrategic realities. By the time Hugo Grotius's Ma…re liberum (1609) famously championed the freedom of the seas, competing traditions of 'claimed seas' had already shaped European legal debates for centuries. Examining three macro-regions - the Mediterranean, the seas of Northern Europe, and the world oceans - this study challenges the dominant Grotius-centric narrative, offering a broader perspective on how political actors and jurists justified exclusive maritime rights long before John Selden's Mare clausum (1635). While assessing the Eurocentric foundations of the modern law of the sea, it reveals how historical legal arguments and notions continue to shape contemporary ocean governance.
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Hardback. Condition: New. Who owns the sea? This book explores this timeless question by tracing the development of claims over the sea from the late Middle Ages to the early modern era, shedding light on the complex interplay between legal arguments, political interests, and geostrategic realities. By the time Hugo Grotius's Ma…re liberum (1609) famously championed the freedom of the seas, competing traditions of 'claimed seas' had already shaped European legal debates for centuries. Examining three macro-regions - the Mediterranean, the seas of Northern Europe, and the world oceans - this study challenges the dominant Grotius-centric narrative, offering a broader perspective on how political actors and jurists justified exclusive maritime rights long before John Selden's Mare clausum (1635). While assessing the Eurocentric foundations of the modern law of the sea, it reveals how historical legal arguments and notions continue to shape contemporary ocean governance.
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Hardback. Condition: New. Who owns the sea? This book explores this timeless question by tracing the development of claims over the sea from the late Middle Ages to the early modern era, shedding light on the complex interplay between legal arguments, political interests, and geostrategic realities. By the time Hugo Grotius's Ma…re liberum (1609) famously championed the freedom of the seas, competing traditions of 'claimed seas' had already shaped European legal debates for centuries. Examining three macro-regions - the Mediterranean, the seas of Northern Europe, and the world oceans - this study challenges the dominant Grotius-centric narrative, offering a broader perspective on how political actors and jurists justified exclusive maritime rights long before John Selden's Mare clausum (1635). While assessing the Eurocentric foundations of the modern law of the sea, it reveals how historical legal arguments and notions continue to shape contemporary ocean governance.
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Hardback. Condition: New. Who owns the sea? This book explores this timeless question by tracing the development of claims over the sea from the late Middle Ages to the early modern era, shedding light on the complex interplay between legal arguments, political interests, and geostrategic realities. By the time Hugo Grotius's Ma…re liberum (1609) famously championed the freedom of the seas, competing traditions of 'claimed seas' had already shaped European legal debates for centuries. Examining three macro-regions - the Mediterranean, the seas of Northern Europe, and the world oceans - this study challenges the dominant Grotius-centric narrative, offering a broader perspective on how political actors and jurists justified exclusive maritime rights long before John Selden's Mare clausum (1635). While assessing the Eurocentric foundations of the modern law of the sea, it reveals how historical legal arguments and notions continue to shape contemporary ocean governance.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Who owns the sea? This book explores this timeless question by tracing the development of claims over the sea from the late Middle Ages to the early modern era, shedding light on the complex interplay between legal arguments, political interests, and geostrategic realities. By the time Hugo…Grotiuss Mare liberum (1609) famously championed the freedom of the seas, competing traditions of claimed seas had already shaped European legal debates for centuries. Examining three macro-regions the Mediterranean, the seas of Northern Europe, and the world oceans this study challenges the dominant Grotius-centric narrative, offering a broader perspective on how political actors and jurists justified exclusive maritime rights long before John Seldens Mare clausum (1635). While assessing the Eurocentric foundations of the modern law of the sea, it reveals how historical legal arguments and notions continue to shape contemporary ocean governance. This book re-evaluates the history of the law of the sea from the late Middle Ages to the early modern period, balancing the prevailing Grotius-centric narrative with a broader, multi-regional perspective on legal and political claims over maritime spaces. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
