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Whose Sea?

International affairs

Disputed territories, law of the sea, competition for resources, but also power, migration and political Islam: the stakes in the Eastern Mediterranean crisis are numerous and complex. This series aims at providing insights to better understand the situation in a region that is crucial to the stability of Europe and its neighbourhood.

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Whose Sea?
Whose Sea? Untangling the Eastern Mediterranean Great Game
10/08/2020
Whose Sea? Untangling the Eastern Mediterranean Great Game
Bruno Tertrais
Bruno Tertrais
Whose Sea? A Greek Perspective on Old Troubles in a Changing Context
10/13/2020
Whose Sea? A Greek Perspective on Old Troubles in a Changing Context
Dimitrios Triantaphyllou
Dimitrios Triantaphyllou
Whose Sea? EU’s Role in the Eastern Mediterranean - A View from Turkey
10/13/2020
Whose Sea? EU’s Role in the Eastern Mediterranean - A View from Turkey
Sinan Ülgen
Sinan Ülgen
Whose Sea? A Greek International Law Perspective on the Greek-Turkish Disputes
10/16/2020
Whose Sea? A Greek International Law Perspective on the Greek-Turkish Dispu...
Maria Gavouneli
Maria Gavouneli
Whose Sea? A Turkish International Law Perspective on the Greek-Turkish Disputes
10/19/2020
Whose Sea? A Turkish International Law Perspective on the Greek-Turkish Dis...
Riza Türmen
Riza Türmen
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