Aims & Scope
Aims
- To promote high-quality research in ocean law, maritime security, marine governance, and space law
- To provide an international platform for legal, regulatory, doctrinal, and interdisciplinary scholarship
- To encourage comparative research on emerging maritime and space-related legal frameworks
- To examine contemporary challenges involving ocean governance, maritime security, environmental protection, and outer space activities
- To support academic dialogue among legal scholars, maritime professionals, policymakers, practitioners, and researchers
- To contribute to the development of effective and sustainable international legal and regulatory approaches for maritime and space domains
Scope
The journal covers, but is not limited to:
- International Law of the Sea & Ocean Governance
- Maritime Security & International Maritime Law
- Admiralty & Shipping Law
- Maritime Trade, Navigation & Port Regulation
- Marine Environmental Law & Ocean Conservation
- Marine Resources & Sustainable Ocean Development
- Maritime Disputes, Piracy & Emerging Security Threats
- Coastal Governance & Marine Policy
- Maritime Technology & Regulatory Challenges
- Space Law & Outer Space Governance
- Satellite Regulation & Space Activities
- Commercial Space Law & Space Security
- Emerging Space Technologies & Legal Issues
- Comparative Maritime and Space Law
- International Cooperation and Regulatory Frameworks for Oceans and Outer Space
