Month: July 2025

The Shield of the Seas: Law Enforcement and Compliance in Maritime Operations

The ocean is vast, but not lawless. Beneath the hum of engines and the rhythm of waves, a silent architecture of enforcement shapes every voyage. Maritime operations, once defined by freedom and distance, now operate within a dense web of surveillance, inspection, and legal accountability. The shield of the seas is not forged from steel […]

Case Study: Maritime Dispute Resolution in the South China Sea

In the contested waters of the South China Sea, maritime disputes are not merely about fish, reefs, or oil—they are about law, history, and the shifting weight of power. At the heart of this turbulent region lies a case that reshaped how maritime law functions when geopolitical stakes collide with legal norms: The Republic of […]