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It therefore follows that coastal states have been expanding their respective inner seas and steadily challenging the scope and range of mare liberum or freedom of the seas.... “Despite mare liberum as advocated by Hugo Grotius, in reality High seas freedoms have been diminished legally by Article 76 UNCLOS III”.... Grotius argued that no state could claim sovereignty over the outer seas and this contention is arguably reflected in Article 89 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 1982 (UNCLOS III)....
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Policy regarding the South China Sea (SCS)
Navigation freedom within the region is as well a contentious matter, particularly between China and United States over United States military vessels' right to operate within China's EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone).... Guaranteeing navigation freedom is another critical goal for the US as well as other regional states.... As much as China maintains that, it advocates navigation freedom; its persistence that foreign forces seek advance authorization to cruise in its EEZ hurls doubt upon its stance....
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Historically, it has been one of the chief means by which the United States has influenced international affairs; the vigorous assertion of the principle of freedom of the seas has been a major cause of four armed conflicts: the Quasi-War with France in 1798, the Barbary Wars, the War of 1812, and World War I.... But this law is if unlimited application only during times of peace; in times of war belligerents have certain rights of interference with trade, such as blockade, visit and search, and seizure of contraband ("freedom of the Seas",14).
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According to the US History Encyclopedia, freedom of the Seas is a principle that governs unrestricted access to the high seas and to waters outside of national territory....
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This paper discusses the Truman doctrine who addressed Congress on a matter which changed America's foreign policy completely.... The paper analyses America's foreign policy actively embraced involvement in other countries affairs that those conditions would lead to a threat to America's own sovereignty....
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Term Paper
The paper "Incompatibility of Islam and Democracy" affirms that it is acknowledgeable that Islam and democracy are synonymous to identical poles of two magnet bars.... Any attempt to bring identical poles close to each other results in an inherent resistance.... nbsp;… There is a contemporary notion that the religious concept of Islam and the political ideology of democracy have limited compatibility....
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In the paper “The Truman doctrine” the author discusses the Truman doctrine, which paved the way for changing the policies of the international relations policies of the United States.... The Truman doctrine effectively changes the outlook of the country.... hellip; The author states that although there were sectors that welcomed the Truman doctrine, there was also some sectors that were critical of this approach to foreign policies that they began to question as to whether or not the Truman doctrine is an exaggerated response to an imaginary threat....
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The primary goal of the proposed Directive would be to facilitate the cross-border transfer of a registered office of a limited liability company on the basis of “freedom of establishment.... The paper "The EU's 14th Company Directive" states that economic transfer of corporate citizens across borders among member states, a step by step guideline such as that provided for in the proposals for the 14th Company Law Directive is not only desirable but entirely necessary....
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Research Paper
enerally, Maritime zones are recognized under international law and the zones include all internal waters, the territorial sea, the contiguous zone, the continental shelf, the exclusive economic zone, the high seas and the area.... This coursework "International Maritime Law on Hot Pursuit" focuses on The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, an international agreement that defines rights and responsibilities of countries regarding their use of world oceans, establishing business guidelines....
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Coursework