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• W2187242962 abstract "This article aims to research Russia’s legal behaviour in its maritime domains and the extent to which Russia’s legal claims in the sea are based on the international law of the sea. In other words, the article shall look at how Russia “speaks” the universal language of the international law of the sea proceeding from examples of the Arctic Ocean, the Caspian Sea, the Sea of Azov and the Baltic Sea. In order to fi nd the answers, an extract of Russia’s historical positions and contemporary claims, interests and legal policies in chosen maritime areas shall be introduced, followed by an analysis of the legality of the Russian state’s practice in the light of universally recognized norms and principles of the international law of the sea. On the basis of empirical knowledge, the article draws general conclusions on understanding the Russian territorial expansion from the land to the sea through the prism of the concept of state sovereignty. Finally, a new meaning to Russian modernized, extensive, approach to the notion of sovereignty in maritime areas and its possible implications for the international arena shall be introduced. RUSSIA’S APPROACH TO THE INTERNATIONAL LAW OF THE SEA The Russian Federation, the largest country in the world today in terms of land size, lies between the Arctic and Pacifi c Oceans and borders twelve seas and the Caspian Sea. The voice of the Russian state in maritime areas has recently become loud and demanding. Russia has laid claims over additional water and underwater spaces in many adjacent oceans/seas. In the contemporary world, where control over maritime spaces entitles the state to “ownership” of water and subsoil resources and, consequently, entails economic, territorial, strategic, political and military supremacy, many of Russia’s legal claims and the state’s behaviour have raised anxiety among other states and members of the international community. As an independent state in relation to other states, Russia is subject to international law. In order to legally justify its claims and legal behaviour in the maritime areas in the eyes of other states and the world community, Russia is relying on the international law of the sea. But how does contemporary Russia understand and apply the international law of the sea? How do Russian authorities “speak” the universal language of the law of the sea in the international arena? Does Russia’s legal behaviour in the realm of international law of the sea diff er depending on the maritime area and potential outcomes that the state aims to achieve?" @default.
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• W2187242962 title "Russia's Strive from the Land to the Sea Based on International Law and Doctrine of Sovereignty" @default.
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