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#8 Seevölkerrecht

How much is the fish?

06.08.2021

Sommer, Strand und – Überfischung? Zur Urlaubssaison widmen wir uns einer der Geburtsstätten des Völkerrechts, dem Meer. Isabel Lischewski erklärt die Basics des Seevölkerrechts und warum die Freiheit auf hoher See selbst für Piraten nicht grenzenlos ist. Philipp Eschenhagen redet mit Erik van Doorn vom Walter-Schücking-Institut darüber, ob und wie das Völkerrecht die Überfischung auf den Weltmeeren bekämpfen kann.

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Moderation: Philipp Eschenhagen & Erik Tuchtfeld
Grundlagenteil: Dr. Isabel Lischewski
Interview: Dr. Erik van Doorn & Philipp Eschenhagen
Schnitt: Daniela Rau

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Philipp Eschenhagen, Erik Tuchtfeld, Isabel Lischewski & Sophie Schuberth, #8 Seevölkerrecht: How much is the fish?, Völkerrechtsblog, 06.08.2021, doi: 10.17176/20210806-112604-0.
Authors
 Philipp Eschenhagen

Philipp Eschenhagen is a research associate at Bucerius Law School and a PhD candidate at the Walther Schücking Institute for International Law. He is an editor at Völkerrechtsblog.

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Erik Tuchtfeld

Erik Tuchtfeld is a research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law (Heidelberg) and head of the humanet3 research group. He is an editor at Völkerrechtsblog.

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Isabel Lischewski

Dr. Isabel Lischewski is a Post-Doctoral Research Assistant with Prof. Dr. Nora Markard at WWU Münster. Her research interests lie in global governance, critical theory, and access to justice. She is an editor-in-chief at Völkerrechtsblog.

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Sophie Schuberth

Sophie Schuberth is a research fellow and PhD-candidate at Freie Universität Berlin, working in the Berlin Potsdam Research Group ‘The International Rule of Law- Rise or Decline?’. She is an editor at Völkerrechtsblog.

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