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Law Policy 46(1):1–19
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JI, Till G (eds) International order at sea. Palgrave Macmillan, London, pp 141–174
Grant Kynaston Graduate student at the University of Cambridge, studying towards a Master of
Philosophy in Classics. Undertook undergraduate studies in law and classics at the University of
Sydney and holds a Master of Islamic Studies from Charles Sturt University. His legal research
focuses on Islamic and other non-Western theories of international law and how these interact with
modern regimes, particularly within the law of the sea. Currently a Student Director of the
International Law Students Association.
Rebecca Brown Currently undertaking a Master of Laws at the University of Cambridge,
following completion of undergraduate studies in law and linguistics at the University of Sydney.
Her research focuses on how international legal frameworks, such as treaty interpretation and
dispute resolution, operate within regimes governing the environment and the oceans. Registered
solicitor in New South Wales, Australia.
16 Implementing the Law of the Sea: Russia and Arbitrations Under Annex VII to. . .
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Eurasia Border Rev 6:83–102
Repousis OG (2016) Why Russian investment treaties could apply to Crimea and what would this
mean for the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian territorial conflict. Arbitr Int 32:459–481
Schatz VJ, Koval D (2018) Ukraine v. Russia: Passage through Kerch Strait and the Sea of Azov
(Part III). Völkerrechtsblog. http://voelkerrechtsblog.org/ukraine-v-russia-passage-throughkerch-strait-and-the-sea-of-azov-3
Schewe CJ (2013) Russia in the WTO: the bear on a leash? J World Trade 47(6):1171–1201
Sinclair A (2010) International relations theory and international law: a critical approach. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Tanaka Y (2006) Predictability and flexibility in the law of maritime delimitation. Hart Publishing,
Oxford
Tzeng P (2017) Ukraine v Russia and Philippines v China: Jurisdiction and legitimacy. Denver J Int
Law Policy 46(1):1–19
Zou K, Ye Q (2017) Interpretation and application of Article 298 of the Law of the Sea Convention
in recent Annex VII arbitrations: an appraisal. Ocean Dev Int Law 48:331–344
Zysk K (2016) Maritime security and international order at sea in the Arctic Ocean. In: Bekkevold
JI, Till G (eds) International order at sea. Palgrave Macmillan, London, pp 141–174
Grant Kynaston Graduate student at the University of Cambridge, studying towards a Master of
Philosophy in Classics. Undertook undergraduate studies in law and classics at the University of
Sydney and holds a Master of Islamic Studies from Charles Sturt University. His legal research
focuses on Islamic and other non-Western theories of international law and how these interact with
modern regimes, particularly within the law of the sea. Currently a Student Director of the
International Law Students Association.
Rebecca Brown Currently undertaking a Master of Laws at the University of Cambridge,
following completion of undergraduate studies in law and linguistics at the University of Sydney.
Her research focuses on how international legal frameworks, such as treaty interpretation and
dispute resolution, operate within regimes governing the environment and the oceans. Registered
solicitor in New South Wales, Australia.
16 Implementing the Law of the Sea: Russia and Arbitrations Under Annex VII to. . .
317