Suppressing Maritime Piracy: Exploring the Options in International Law

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Piracy is one of the oldest international crimes. From the 6th century BCE Thracian pirates of the Mediterranean to the 13th century CE Japanese Woku, pirates have threatened the interests of seafaring nations wherever and whenever the oceans have…

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Suppressing Maritime Piracy: Exploring the Options in International Law

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