Fluctuating Maritime Boundaries
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About the project
This project studies the delimitation of bilateral maritime boundaries at highly unstable coastlines. It explains that such boundaries (or boundary segments) can fluctuate in accordance with ambulatory coasts and discusses alternative solutions to avoid fluctuations.
This research was published in two separate articles in Leiden Journal of International Law. The second article is a rejoinder to Dr. Massimo Lando’s ‘Stability of maritime boundaries and the challenge of geographical change’.
Publications
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Snjólaug Árnadóttir, ‘Fluctuating Boundaries in a Changing Marine Environment’ (2021) 34 (2) Leiden Journal of International Law, 471-487.
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Snjólaug Árnadóttir, ‘Provisional Boundaries and Alternative Solutions to Maritime Delimitation’ (2022) 35 (2) Leiden Journal of International Law, 397-406.
