Maritime Boundary disputes, how do states and the International Court of Justice struggle in plotting maritime boundaries‪?‬ The Auxiliary Chamber

The podcast is honored to present episode 24 and the second part of the Maritime Boundary series, focussing on the interdisciplinary nature of Geoscience and International law.

Global director for Law of the Sea at Fugro Robert van de Poll and Chair in International Law Centre for Energy, Petroleum & Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) - the University of Dundee and CMS Partner, Dr. Pieter Bekker. We will discuss Maritime Boundary disputes, specifically how and why do states and the International Court of Justice struggle in plotting maritime boundaries.

Further touching on the case law of the international court of justice and the new maritime boundary case between Lebanon and Israel.

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