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Anna Brinkman is a Lecturer in the Defence Studies Department at King's College London and co-director of the Corbett Centre for Maritime Policy Studies. She is a historian of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century maritime strategy and international law.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. Seapower and its Relationship to Strategy and Law: Framework 1. Seapower and strategy 2. Law and seapower Part II. The Dutch Case Studies: 3. Personalities and policies: the Anglo-Dutch context 4. Whose goods are these? The Maria Theresa and the America in the High Court of Admiralty 5. Quelling the crisis: the Court of Prize Appeal and the fate of the Maria Theresa and the America Part III. The Spanish Case Studies: 6. Kings and merchants: the legal, political, and domestic contexts of Spanish foreign policy 7. Forging arguments: Spanish ships in the High Court of Admiralty 8. Death comes for the ambassador: Anglo-Spanish diplomacy and the San Juan Baptista in the Court of Prize Appeal 9. Reactive foreign policy and the end of Spanish neutrality: the Jesús, Maria, y José in the Court of Prize Appeal Conclusion.
Introduction Part I. Seapower and its Relationship to Strategy and Law: Framework 1. Seapower and strategy 2. Law and seapower Part II. The Dutch Case Studies: 3. Personalities and policies: the Anglo-Dutch context 4. Whose goods are these? The Maria Theresa and the America in the High Court of Admiralty 5. Quelling the crisis: the Court of Prize Appeal and the fate of the Maria Theresa and the America Part III. The Spanish Case Studies: 6. Kings and merchants: the legal, political, and domestic contexts of Spanish foreign policy 7. Forging arguments: Spanish ships in the High Court of Admiralty 8. Death comes for the ambassador: Anglo-Spanish diplomacy and the San Juan Baptista in the Court of Prize Appeal 9. Reactive foreign policy and the end of Spanish neutrality: the Jesús, Maria, y José in the Court of Prize Appeal Conclusion.
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