The Freedom of the Seas: Why it matters Prof. Geoffrey Till Corbett Centre, King’s College London. Maritime Security Programme, RSIS, Singapore The history of the law of the sea has been dominated by a central and per - Geoffrey Till - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Freedom of the Seas: Why it matters Prof. Geoffrey Till Corbett Centre, King’s College London. Maritime Security Programme, RSIS, Singapore The history of the law of the sea has been dominated by a central and per Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-16 23:54:12 Open Document File Size: 128,96 KB Share Result on Facebook City London / Oxford / / Continent America / / Country Germany / United Kingdom / China / Singapore / France / Iraq / Iran / Kuwait / United States / / Facility King’s College / / IndustryTerm oil tankers / oil trade / transportation / customary law / maritime law / / NaturalFeature Gulf of Aden / Territorial Sea / / Organization Geoffrey Till Corbett Centre / King’s College London / United Nations / / Person Connell Shearer / Geoffrey Till / Wilson / Alfred Thayer Mahan / I.A. Shearer / / Position President / / ProvinceOrState Hainan / / SocialTag International law United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea Piracy Admiralty law Territorial waters International waters Freedom of navigation Transit passage Exclusive economic zone Law of the sea

The Freedom of the Seas: Why it matters Prof. Geoffrey Till Corbett Centre, King’s College London. Maritime Security Programme, RSIS, Singapore The history of the law of the sea has been dominated by a central and perAdd to Reading List