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state practice in light of the concepts of creeping jurisdiction and Spoliative jurisdiction. Braz J
Int Law 15(1):160–178
Viana DL, Hazin FHV, Moraes FC, Soares J, Oliveira JEL, Freitas JC, Macedo SJ, Costa TF (eds)
(2009) O Arquipélago de São Pedro e São Paulo: 10 anos de Estação Científica. SECIRM,
Brasília
Victor Alencar Mayer Feitosa Ventura Head of Legal Office of the state-level Environmental
Management Agency of Paraiba, Brazil. PhD in public international law (Universität Hamburg) and
LLM in human rights, with emphasis on international environmental law (Federal University of
Paraíba—UFPB). Served in the capacity of Legal Assistant to the International Tribunal for the Law
of the Sea (ITLOS). Lecturer of international maritime law at the Universität Hamburg from 2017 to
2018. Currently member of the Centre for Political and Strategic Studies of the Brazilian Navy
(CEPE-MB), and member of the Brazilian Institute for the Law of the Sea (BILOS).
Eduardo Cavalcanti Mello Filho Law student at the Federal University of Paraíba. Researcher at
the Centro de Estudos em Direito do Mar ‘Vicente Marotta Rangel’, University of São Paulo
(CEDMAR-USP). Intern at the Brazilian Institute for the Law of the Sea (BILOS).
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do Mar. SECIRM, Brasília
More RF (2012) Reflexões sobre a formação de um pensamento oceanopolítico brasileiro. In: More
RF, Júnior IB (eds) Amazônia Azul: Política, Estratégia e Direito para o Oceano do Brasil.
FEMAR, Rio de Janeiro, pp 232–248
Rangel VM (1973) Brazilian law of the sea. Revista de Direito da Universidade de São Paulo, pp
71–89
Song YH (2010) The application of article 121 of the law of the sea convention to the selected
geographical features situated in the Pacific Ocean. Chin J Int Law 9:663–698
Talmon S (2017) Article 121. In: Proelss A (ed) United Nations convention on the law of the sea: a
commentary. C.H. Beck, Hart, Nomos, Munich, pp 858–880
Vargas J (1982) A. Latin America and its contributions to the law of the sea. In: Laursen F
(ed) Towards a new international marine order. Nijhoff, Leiden
Ventura VAMF (2018) Revisiting the critique against territorialism in the law of the sea: Brazilian
state practice in light of the concepts of creeping jurisdiction and Spoliative jurisdiction. Braz J
Int Law 15(1):160–178
Viana DL, Hazin FHV, Moraes FC, Soares J, Oliveira JEL, Freitas JC, Macedo SJ, Costa TF (eds)
(2009) O Arquipélago de São Pedro e São Paulo: 10 anos de Estação Científica. SECIRM,
Brasília
Victor Alencar Mayer Feitosa Ventura Head of Legal Office of the state-level Environmental
Management Agency of Paraiba, Brazil. PhD in public international law (Universität Hamburg) and
LLM in human rights, with emphasis on international environmental law (Federal University of
Paraíba—UFPB). Served in the capacity of Legal Assistant to the International Tribunal for the Law
of the Sea (ITLOS). Lecturer of international maritime law at the Universität Hamburg from 2017 to
2018. Currently member of the Centre for Political and Strategic Studies of the Brazilian Navy
(CEPE-MB), and member of the Brazilian Institute for the Law of the Sea (BILOS).
Eduardo Cavalcanti Mello Filho Law student at the Federal University of Paraíba. Researcher at
the Centro de Estudos em Direito do Mar ‘Vicente Marotta Rangel’, University of São Paulo
(CEDMAR-USP). Intern at the Brazilian Institute for the Law of the Sea (BILOS).
15 The Legal Status of the São Pedro and São Paulo Archipelago in Light of Article. . .
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