An analysis of stagnation in multilateral law-making – and why the law of the sea has transcended the stagnation trend

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RT @akravik79: Excited to see my piece out in @LJIL_Leiden, exploring the inability of states to adopt new global treaties to address new c…

22 Sep 2021

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RT @akravik79: Excited to see my piece out in @LJIL_Leiden, exploring the inability of states to adopt new global treaties to address new c…

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RT @KnutBerdal: Dramatic decline in development of new multilateral treaties. Since 2000, the average annual number has been below 2, while…

16 Sep 2021

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Dramatic decline in development of new multilateral treaties. Since 2000, the average annual number has been below 2, while it was never below 34 in any year in the preceding five decades. Nice article which provides explanations. https://t.co/mVbJ3deOnQ

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