National Security - Intl Law & Ocean Policy

what can be found occasionally building off the north coast of Hawaii or south of the Cape of Good Hope?

what is international law?

What are the four sources of International Law? #1

What are the four sources of International Law? #2

What are the four sources of International Law? #3

What are the four sources of International Law? #4

what is a belief by a state that they think international law requires or allows that particular practice?

what is state that consistently rejects an emerging rule of customary international law is not bound by it?

what is a rule that has not become widely accepted is nonetheless binding between two or more States that have adopted it?

how does the opposed rule regarded as to other states?

what does INCSEA stand for?

when was INCSEA negotiated?

why was INCSEA negotiated?

a body of legal theory asserting that there is an essential connection between law and divine justice and morality?

what is the legal theory that posits that law is a valid law or a practice if a State has properly adopted and follows it, and gets away with it, regardless of its moral implications?

does legal positivism care about the moral quality of a law?

what theory recognizes that law is always changing and made by imperfect beings?

posits that law is often indeterminate and is usually based on extralegal policy considerations (what the judge or lawmaker had for breakfast)?

what legal theory looks for the best result?

Legal theory that favors states controlling resources and activities off their coasts.

what theory promotes the freedom of navigation and access to the resources off the coasts of other States?

what author promoted inclusive interest uses?

what author promoted exclusive uses?

how was the world divided in the Treaty of Tordesillas of 1494?

what treaty prohibited use of floating mines that did not disarm after their tactical usefulness had ended?

what war was the result of the Hague Convention of 1907?

which prez issued a Proclamation Continental Shelf (1945)

which leg of the nuclear triad was the least vulnerable?
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did nuclear powers insist on their right to deploy nuclear armed submarines anywhere?

what is the most potent extension of U.S. power from the sea?