Piracy in Modern International Law
This chapter scrutinizes practical implications of the current issues of piracy in the international law as well as the efforts of the coastal states and international navies in addressing this crime. The lowest number in reported piracy and armed robbery incidents since 1994 was registered in first...
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2022
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