Maritime Justice: A Commentary

This commentary summarizes the contributions to the thematic issue on maritime justice and aims to extend this ongoing research agenda. Maritime justice has as much to offer scholars and practitioners who work in the field of marine justice and environmental justice broadly as it does to those who work in maritime security studies and its cognate fields. Although there are many potential synergies to explore, two thematic domains offer particularly rich starting points: justice for whom and enforcement.

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Ocean and Society
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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.17645/oas.9500
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Environmental Justice and Health Disparities
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Maritime Justice: A Commentary

Jennifer A. Martin
Ocean and Society
Environmental Justice and Health Disparities
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Maritime Justice: A Commentary

Jennifer A. Martin
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Abstract

This commentary summarizes the contributions to the thematic issue on maritime justice and aims to extend this ongoing research agenda. Maritime justice has as much to offer scholars and practitioners who work in the field of marine justice and environmental justice broadly as it does to those who work in maritime security studies and its cognate fields. Although there are many potential synergies to explore, two thematic domains offer particularly rich starting points: justice for whom and enforcement.

Ocean and SocietyVol. 1
University of California, Santa Barbara (US)
Life below water
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Environmental Justice and Health Disparities
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