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The Territorial Sea Issue in Greek-Turkish Relations - Gözen, Mine P nar
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This work analyzes in detail the issue of the extension of Greek territorial waters more than six nautical miles in the Aegean Sea. Although Greece and Turkey have different understandings of it, this matter constitutes the basis for other maritime disputes between the two States. There are a number of general studies on the Aegean disputes between Greece and Turkey in the International Relations and International Law literatures. Different from those other accounts, this research solely focuses on the extent of the Greek territorial waters dispute and the problem related to the delimitation…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This work analyzes in detail the issue of the
extension of Greek territorial waters more than six
nautical miles in the Aegean Sea. Although Greece and
Turkey have different understandings of it, this
matter constitutes the basis for other maritime
disputes between the two States. There are a number
of general studies on the Aegean disputes between
Greece and Turkey in the International Relations and
International Law literatures. Different from those
other accounts, this research solely focuses on the
extent of the Greek territorial waters dispute and
the problem related to the delimitation of maritime
boundaries between Greece and Turkey with an aim to
provide settlement proposals. While doing this, it
studies the historical roots of the conflicts,
analyzes the claims of the parties from a legal and
political point of view, and presents new approaches
to understand and solve the disputes.
Autorenporträt
P nar Gözen is a doctoral candidate at the School of
International Studies of the University of Trento, Italy. She has
a BA and an MA in International Relations from Bilkent
University,Turkey, where she has also been a research assistant.
Her research interests include humanitarian intervention, human
rights, and international law of the sea.