Yonsei Uni's Journal of Territorial and Maritime Studies publishes research on the political, legal, and historical aspects of territorial and maritime issues.
Seoul, Republic of Korea
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Should environmental protection take priority over resource exploitation in disputed maritime zone?
0%Yes, environment first
0%Balanced approach
0%Resource development
0%Depends on context
0 votes • Final resultsWill the BBNJ Agreement significantly improve ocean biodiversity protection?
0%Yes, transformative
0%Maybe, strong enforcement
0%No, too fragmented
0%Not sure
0 votes • Final resultsPoll: Which mechanism is the most effective for enforcing marine environmental law?
0%Post State Control
0%Flag State Responsibility
0%Regional MoUS
0%International Tribunals
0 votes • Final resultsWeekly Poll 1
We've mapped the coastlines and drawn the baselines - but now the real contest may lie far beyond the EEZ. Here's our question for bright minds! #DeepSeaMining #FutureofMaritime #UNCLOS #ISA
Is the deep seabed shaping up to be the next great geopolitical frontier?
0%Yes — deep-sea scramble
0%No — UNCLOS & ISA order
50%Between — Law + Politics
50%Too soon to tell
2 votes • Final results
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If you haven't yet you can check our latest blog post about the 2022 Israel-Lebanon Maritime Border Deal
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Not All Battles Are Fought With Ships: The Legal Frontlines of the South China Sea Disputes
Dive deeper into the South China Sea dispute beyond naval confrontations!
Topic: The Legal Frontlines of the South China Sea Disputes
Venue: Online via Zoom
JTMS is an interdisciplinary journal of research on territorial and maritime issues providing an academic medium for the announcement and dissemination of research results the fields of security studies, history, international law, international relations, geography, peace, etc.
We are currently looking for authors who want to be considered for inclusion in the Winter/Spring 2026 issue of our journal! The deadline for submissions is September 1st 2025.
A ceasefire between India and Pakistan appears to be holding, after both sides accused each other of initial violations, as an uneasy calm has taken hold following days of the worst eruption of fighting between the nuclear-armed neighbours in decades. aljazeera.com/news/2025/5/11…
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Authors and publishers interested in having a summary or review of their book appear in our journal should contact our review editor!
Don't forget to check our latest blog about the 2022 Israel-Lebanon Maritime Border Deal! #jtms #maritime #Israel #Lebanon journalofterritorialandmarit…
To apply please send your English resume and cover letter in MS word format by March 7th to [email protected] :)
The Journal of Territorial and Maritime Studies is recruiting interns for the Spring 2025 Semester! We are seeking motivated and independent students who have a strong interest in geography, political science, international law, or history.
Location: Zoom meetings and remote work from home
Duties: Proofreading, research, report writing, emailing, blog/website updates, event planning & staffing, administrative works
Period: Ongoing from Spring 2025 Semester
Schedule: flexible in accordance with interns' availability, interns will be expected to meet on a regular basis.
Website: journalofterritorialandmarit…
How to Apply: Applicants should send their English resume and cover letter in MS word format by March 7th to [email protected]