LAW 523
Law of the Sea
Duke University · UGRD · Fall 2026
1 section
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This course explores the customary rules, cases and treaties that constitute the international law of the sea: the legal regime regulating activities of coastal, flag and port states across 70 percent of the earth's surface. The course emphasizes the ocean jurisdictional zones created by that regime and the balance of state interests in each as it concerns issues such as fisheries; deep seabed mining and oil and gas extraction; marine environmental protection; dispute settlement; baselines, limits and boundaries; submarine pipelines and cables; piracy, terrorism and military activities; and shipping, salvage and shipwrecks.
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