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Enforcing Maritime Law: Jurisdiction, Compliance and Institutional Responsibility
This working paper examines the enforcement of maritime law through the relationship between jurisdiction, compliance and institutional responsibility. It asks how international obligations become actionable through national authorities and cooperation between States. The
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