The Twain Shall Meet: International rules for the protection of heritage and nature by Leonard de Wit

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Maritime Commercial Empires and Land Territorial Empires in the Black Sea Region by Liviu Mihail Iancu

“… The research I conduct is focused on establishing and describing the major patterns of international interaction in the Black Sea region which have repeatedly occurred throughout history, based on two main criteria: the major players acting in the region (extra-Pontic maritime commercial empires; northern Pontic land territorial empires; southern Pontic land territorial empires) and the relations developed between them (confrontation; cooperation). …”
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EUROPE AND GLOBALIZATION: FRAMEWORK FOR APPLYING DOUBLE-STANDARDS by Rada Cristina IRIMIE

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How are seafarers coping with life on board by Ling, Yee Ying

“…Thereafter, conclusion for each issue shall be drawn and discrepancies highlighted. Despite the importance of seafarers’ roles in facilitating World’s trade, issues faced by them have seldom been the topic of academic research. …”
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The advisory role of international courts in the evolution of human rights law by Fátima Castro Moreira

“…Human rights have the pedigree of a distinguished struggle against oppression: everyone shall be treated with respect for their inherent dignity and human worth. …”
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Literary Piracy and the Art of Experimental Narratives by Mongia BESBES

“…Classicists even label them as “literary outlaws”. In normative piracy, stealing, killing, destroying and ravaging are absolutely allowed. …”
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Renewable Energy Sources and the New Paradigm in Energy Engineering by Eden Mamut

“…Passing from one session to another, there were several aspects that were confusing me. </p><p>One of them was a declaration of the representative of a large company from Brazil, mentioning that his country has a huge stockpile of biomass and if it shall be used as bioenergy resource, it is plenty to assure the welfare of that country. …”
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Expanding the Duty to Rescue to Climate Migration by David N. Hoffman, Anne Zimmerman, Camille Castelyn, Srajana Kaikini

“…Knowing what people need may prevent the kneejerk reaction to label people who are quite resilient yet have appropriate needs “vulnerable”. Proceeding with caution is important because the duty to rescue has hierarchical underpinnings of "us" and "them." …”
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