How the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea Shapes Atlantic Governance
by The Atlantic Ocean is not just a vast body of water—it is a dynamic arena where legal, political, economic, and environmental interests converge. The United …
Category: Maritime Law and International Waters
The Economics of Atlantic Shipping Routes: Navigating Global Trade on the High Seas
The Atlantic Ocean has long served as a critical artery in the global economy, acting as a bustling corridor for maritime trade between Europe, Africa, …
Conservation Laws Protecting the Atlantic Ocean: From Marine Reserves to Pollution Controls
The Atlantic Ocean, the world’s second-largest ocean, is not only a majestic body of water but also a vital ecosystem that sustains an incredible diversity …
Piracy in the Atlantic: Modern Threats to Shipping and Trade
The Atlantic Ocean, historically a stage for explorers, traders, and naval battles, remains a vital artery for global trade. Stretching across the Americas, Europe, and …
Maritime Empires of the Atlantic: How Colonization and Trade Shaped the Modern World
The Atlantic Ocean has been the stage for some of the most transformative events in human history. Over centuries, it facilitated the rise of maritime …
The Law of the Sea: Governing the Atlantic’s Vast International Waters
The Atlantic Ocean, spanning roughly 41 million square miles, is one of the most traversed and strategically significant oceans on the planet. From the early …