The arrest of ships in the resolution of international maritime trade disputes: a theoretical approach to the legal issues arising from the process of qualifying the ‘arrest of a ship’, in Contemporary Studies in Private International Law, (Legis, 2016) 377-426
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InContemporary studies in international law privado, (Legis, 2016) 377-426 (here)
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The Admissibility of a Claim of Continental Shelf Rights Beyond 200nm Before an International Tribunal Absent a Recommendation by the CLCS: A Few Words About the ICJ’s 2016 Judgment in Nicaragua v. Colombia, Ejil Talk, 2016
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