title: International Legal Regulation of States’ Activities in The Greater Mediterranean Region
abstract: A trend that is becoming increasingly noticeable in modern international and domestic maritime law is the regional fragmentation of legal regulation. This, in turn, objectifies and brings to the foreground the creation of complex arrays of legal norms, united by the consistency of the political and legal positions of contracting states that have national interests in the relevant water area – primarily coastal states extending their state sovereignty to certain areas of maritime space. In this c
journal: Russian Journal of World Politics and Law of Nations