The latest issue of the
Korean Journal of International and Comparative Law (Vol. 7, no. 2, 2019) is out. Contents include:
- Historic Rights and the Law of the Sea
- Anthony Carty, Carl Schmitt, Nomos of the Earth, and the Question of Historic Title in International Law
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Christopher Whomersley, The International Law of the Sea: Historic and Similar Rights in the British Experience
- Ying Wang, Rethinking the Concept of Historic Rights in International Law
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Edwin Egede, Historic Rights in African State Practice
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Anastasia Telesetsky, Maritime Historic Rights in United States Jurisprudence
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Qiang Ye, Historic Rights in the South China Sea: A Chinese Perspective
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Sourabh Gupta, Historic Fishing Rights in Foreign Exclusive Maritime Zones: Preserved or Proscribed by UNCLOS?
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Renyuan Li, Legality of China’s Entitlements of Historic Rights beyond the UNCLOS in the South China Sea: An Analysis of the Negotiation History
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Chenhong Liu, Regional Customary International Law Related to China’s Historic Rights in the South China Sea
